Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 33
a Canadian pianofactory. The life of a piano, like many another product, isintimately bound up with glue, and so particular in-terest attaches to the glueing and veneering depart-ments of such a plant as the one illustrated. The foun-dation of a piano is actually the heavy back to whichthe other… … Filling and staining. Rubbing and polishing —a work, we are told, which requires the ability of anatrist to give each instrument the proper blend. Each part of a piano is varnished separately, so thatthere shall be no white spots at any of the joints. Thisbrings the importance of the varnish room…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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