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Canadian wood products industries (1914)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 248

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ot always necessary, as each knifemay be made in one piece and one of them groundout to clean the mould and rebate altogether, cuttingthe square part only, while the opposite knife cuttingthe mould and rebate has a deep slot cut in to clearthe square member (Fig. 3). By this means it is pos-sible… … the setscrew (A) at the side. In all cases where morethan one knife is used on each side care must be takenthat all are of equal thickness. Panel raising can also be done on the sash sticker,by using knives to cut the desired shape. Owing tothe necessity of cutting across the grain when workingthe…

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