Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 313
that it makes one wonder if aboutthe next thing will be a run in fine, plain oak furniture. The workman that reads and studies may have justas much trouble first and last as the one that does not,but it will be different kind of trouble further alongthe road of progress, for the man that reads and… … Methods of Mending and Splicing Belts An Elaborate Mend dition as shown in Fig. 8. In case a l^elt thus unitedhas much work to do, the strain will quickly tear openthe union; but if the work is light the patched jointmay run on indefinitely, but giving poor service. A study has been made by the…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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