Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 267
im that this machine will eventuallysupersede all of the others and that the box makerswho realize the fact first will reap the advantages overtheir competitors who are slow to change to improvedmanufacturing methods. Further information can be had from J. A. Fay &Egan Company, 153-173 W. Front… … under the pressure springs past the two saw bladeswhich trim both ends exactly square, and then feedout the pieces to the off-bearer at the rear of the ma-chine. A continuous stream of boards comes throughthe machine, in fact, the only limit to the quantity ofthe work done is the ofif-bearers…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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