Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 215
Jointing staves in the Wallaceburg yard. two heads and six or eight hoops, and a separate setof machinery is required for each part. Usually theheading is made in a distinct department known as theheading mill, for the heading bolts are not cut in thesaw mill at all These bolts are generally… … Mr. James Innes, General Manager, The Sutherland InnesCo., Ltd. woods. The} come to the mill ready cut to length andare sliced on a circular saw in the same way as shin-gles are cut. The principal materials for staves are elm,birch, beech and maple, with a certain mount of syca-more. Hoops are made…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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