Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 457
f its saws, not to mention one-half of them. The groovers are situated close to the saws, andin the centre of the mill, to avoid handling of thepieces and so as to be readily accessible from any ofthe saws, while each outside bay of the mill is occu-pied by a dovetail jointer made by the Canadian… … Mr. Stewart Rutherford. chines are kept busy in preference to the regulaigroovers, on account of the saving possible in lumberand the superiority of the finished box. Lumber matched together on these machines is asstrong or stronger than solid wood itself, and it isa fact that where glue is used it…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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