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Canadian wood products industries (1916)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 83

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ishing materials held sway, infact it was the only method available. In those daysit was perhaps a case of overlooking the unevennessof surface, sags, runs, streaks, thin spots, fatty edgesand brush marks, and turning out the job as a firstclass one. finding justification in the fact that… … Showing the Auto-Electric AirHeater Connected to SeparateContainer, Type Aeron. its processes. There is now no legitimate reason whyany manufacturer should turn out his product bear-ing the marks of the antiquated brush method of fin-ishing. In describing the Aeron System from an…

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