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Canadian wood products industries (1916)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 418

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very often sentdirect from the planer to the veneer room with thesame idea. In surfacing core stock it is most important that allknife marks be removed. If the core stock is allowedto go through without the knife marks being removedthev will certainly show up in the finishing room, justat the time… … VENEERS 3 Fig. 2 Rack for drying veneers. .is CANADIAN WOODWORKER August, 1916 spending SOcents in the finishing. All marks, whetherh\ sticker ot planer, should be removed from the coreStock. It is wise to sponge all core stock that is soft to swell out any indentations that it may have received.…

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