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Canadian wood products industries (1916)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 191

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e manufacturerswho require a machine that will cut without leavingknife marks, as work of this kind requires very little.•-and papering. One of their latest designs is their No. 184 newPreston Tenoning Machine, which is particularlysuited for door, sash, blind, furniture and piano work.This machine… … Back view of No. 184 New Preston Tenoning Machine. of a woodworking factory has to be very careful nott get too much money tied up in machinery or he im-mediately runs up his over-head expense. It behooveshim them to choose wisely and he cannot do betterthan consult a firm who has made a study of…

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