Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 510
sure until it is asdry as the atmosphere in which it will be worked, therewill be no more trouble with it than there is with solidstock. We must remember that in times of greathumidity of the air the pine side of veneered stockwill absorb more moisture than the oak or hardwoodside, but not more… … Details for veneering windows veneer than is required to cover the pine in the firstfigure, and makes a very good job. The checks inFig. 2 are veneered on those parts exposed to the insideof the building, and will require the same care in handl-ing as other material to be veneered on one side. Fig.…
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