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Canadian wood products industries (1914)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 179

An illustration from Canadian wood products industries, 1914, leaf 179
cribed. The daffodil (Fig. 2), is also a good exercise in theart. It looks well in a black ground, the saw kerf be-ing filled in with a shaving of the metal taken off theedge way. This may be done easily on a shootingboard by placing a piece of wood on top to keep it flatduring the operation. It… … Example of metal work in daffodil shown above. This piecewas exhibited at the Canadian National Exhibition,Toronto, 1913. CANADIAN WOODWORKER 3S as in putting it in, being soft, it easily doubles up anddemands patience on the part of the operator. Theblack ground shows up the outline to full…

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