Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 487
hen the matter of selection is simplyone of grading. However, when a furniture factorygoes to buy lumber to be cut up and refined at its ownplant then it is a different matter. It will be foundhere and there that certain kinds of defects may causemore waste than others or make it more difficult… … CANADIAN WOODWORKER large as an ordinary clear board. It may be as widebut it will not be full length. Consequently, one mayeither buy clear short-length stock or buy rough lum-ber that has knots or other defects and by trimming:these out get clear short lengths, or small dimensionsand when this is…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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