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Canadian wood products industries (1914)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 42

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nes obviates these objec-tionable features and further makes possible local con-trol and adaptability of the tool machines such as tim-ber sizes as well as to lighter machines as the ponydaner and the double siirfacer. In addition to themechanical advantages of individually driven planers,there is… … Fig. 1 — Westinghouse induction motor driving Berlin No. M, 15-inch planer and matcher. The motor Is coupled to the countershaft bya flexible coupling, The friction load with I hearts, is 11 II. I.: wit li henrts. .III. I*.: while reducing wet 0»k 12-inch widefrom 1H to K-hich at 60 feel per…

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