King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book compay · leaf 33
es, and possessed of the highest possible skill andactivity, or they cannot hope to break a large jamand escape with their lives. KING S WOODWORK 18 ELEMENTS OF WOODWORK (G.) The mill illustrated by Fig. 12 is one which re-ceives its logs by both rail and river. In this case thelogs which come in… … Fig. 12. — Sawmill in the Big Tree District. mill ; this draws the frost out of them, and allows themto be worked much more easily: (H.) There are different types of sawmills, in whichthe logs are worked into commercial shapes. The smallenterprises use portable mills, which are moved into thewoods…
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