Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 237
rocess of manufacture,and therefore no duplication takes place. Practicallyspeaking, the rough lumber is taken in at one end ofthe factory and out at the other in the form of thefinished article. As an instance of the processes gone through in themanufacture of office fixtures it may be stated… … CANADIAN WOODWORKER element to contend with. Not so in the factory ofthe Office Specialty, as there is an almost complete ab-sence of dust in the main woodworking and other ma-chine rooms. This is accounted for by the fact thatthe machinery is operated by individual motors. Theemployees work under…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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