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Canadian wood products industries (1914)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 733

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e. Then draw line (C.B.),which will be the true length of the valley rafter, A.B. A Mill-Wrighting ProblemSolved (Awarded Special Mention, Canadian WoodworkerEssay Competition No. 2) By J. W. Bailey, Berlin, Ont. FROM the fact that there is insufficient mill-wrighting about the average furniture… … Fig. 1 CANADIAN WOODWORKER 3 a //\ / % lil r Fig. 2 tion, the practical solution of which requires a know-ledge of mechanics along lines with which he is notfamiliar. This most often happens in plants where theline shafting is below the floor on which the machineis to he set, and during the process…

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