Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 25
duringstorage much more easily than the grade ofpoor lumber can be raised at the same time.This will be pretty generally understood byanyone in a small mill who has had to assist in pilingthe lumber when shipped in, and who has later hadto machine the same material. Therefore it wouldseem that we… … Fig. 1.—Pile for pine. ting the better lumber take its own chances. Even atthat it would be necessary to pay more attention tothe lower grades, because lumber that is full of knotsor that contains a lot of sap, is always taking the worstof any kind of weather that may come its way. Jt is important…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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