Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 502
while the plain mediocre logs will atleast command the cost of their acquisition. Rightalong the line we also have to consider that tlie wastein the preparation of mahogany is almost criminal.This is a point of supreme importance. A round treecontaining 300 cubic feet should yield a square logof,… … There is enormous waste in cutting mahogany, as witnessthis stump, which some day will yield choice veneer stock. 36 CANADIAN WOODWORKER reduces it to 100 cubic feet. So that for 300 cubic feetgiven bv nature to the shipper, he is only paid for athird that quantity. In. the protograph designated…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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