Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 195
to other parts of the factoryand making conditions unpleasant for the other em-ployees. The other machines in use are saws, planers, joint-ers, etc., common to woodworking factories, and avariety of small machines adapted to small case work. The cases are all lined with velvet or silk in a… … Cutlery Cabinet. to reproduce a cut of the companys product, whichwill no doubt prove of interest to wood-workers. The wearing of long coats by Avorkmen should bediscouraged. Aprons not ragged and fastened withstrings that will not break easily under strain arebetter. If you will shift a belt by…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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