Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 661
tal of the workers energy, and byjust that much reduces his producing capacity. Toillustrate, the workman above mentioned walked threefeet for each piece of stock put through the saw. Ina year this totals a hundred and fifty miles of wastedeffort. Improved machines for edging and jointing-must be… … November, 1916 CANADIAN WOODWORKER 51 FOR SALE! ir 6/4 Is and 2s Dry Hickory 80 percent. 14 ft.6/4 No. 1 Com. and Bet. Hickory.2 x 2—.30 in. Clear Dry Oak. Sqrs.2 x 2—19 in. Clear Dry Oak Sqrs.2 x 2—24 and 30 in. Clear DryOak Squares.\y2, 2, 2y2 and 3 x 3—30 in. ClearDry Oak Squares. 2 x 2—30 in.…
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