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Canadian wood products industries (1915)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 491

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od boring bit wear out soonerthan the edges because they have harder work to do,and because it is impossible to make them propor-tionally as able bodied as the edges. The lips alwayscut across the grain, while the edges cut with thegrain, simply lifting up the layers of wood which arefreed by the… … the shortest lived because they do not cut, but rub off,the wood. The edge in Fig, 2 is better, but the lip istoo close to the cutting edge and cannot be made largeand strong enough to carry off the heat generatedin the cut, consequently the edges burn and crumble.Fig. 3 is the best design the…

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