Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 755
dthe veneer to the wall. One of the greatest problems of the furniture man-ufacturer is the making of invisible joints. Veneeredjoint, correctly matched and glued properly, does awaywith most of this trouble. In my opinion it is alsoeasier to get a joint when veneers are used, instead ofsolid… … Details of veneer hammer. Some of the finest furniture is made from veneeredstock. For example, examine a piece of antique furni-ture, and you will find that the parts calling for dura-bility and beautiful effect have been veneered. Ve-neered goods are reliable and durable—more so thansolid goods.…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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