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Canadian wood products industries (1914)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 586

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plant the lumberis piled on the trucks with a side elevation instead ofan end elevation—that is, one side of the pile, whichis 6 ft. in width, is elevated 12 inches higher than theother side. This offers a decided advantage over theusual method, since an opening higher at one end thanat tIre other… … View of north end of mill. Showing lumber being piled direct from sorting chains to trucks. 34 CANADIAN WOODWORKER ber piled in the ordinary maimer, because, while oneend of the lumber may be piled higher than the otherend, the passage of this air is obstructed by the stick-The lumber is also piled…

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