Retrieve and Stack Stained Planks for Drying

What happens here

After passing through the automated staining process, the video shows the freshly stained wood planks being retrieved from the machine. These planks are then carefully stacked, a necessary step to allow the applied stain to dry and cure thoroughly. Proper stacking prevents the planks from sticking together or the finish from being damaged, preparing them for their final use, such as constructing a new fence, as suggested by the video's conclusion.

Goal: Freshly stained wood planks are retrieved from the machine and carefully stacked to allow for proper drying and curing of the finish.