Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 333
Fig. 6 The producer of this type of door claimed that evenif no glue was used in gluing the veneers to cores, itwould still be impossible to separate them, owing tothe method used in welding and pressing the core bodyand veneer together. No thinner veneer than 34-in.was used, which, of course,… … Fig. 7 was so expensive that after several years this concerndiscontinued making it. Fig. 7 represents the common construction of ve-neered door, of which a goodly number are made.While this is a simple glue-jointed core body, it has al-ways given very satisfactory results. Fig. 8 shows thedovetail…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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