Modern painting, hardwood finishing and sign writing (1918)
Armstrong, George D, Hodgson, Frederick Thomas, 1836-1919, Delamotte, Frances George · Chicago, Ill., F. J. Drake, expressly for Sears, Roebuck · leaf 504
ne time,the following method, which is adopted in some large HARDWOOD FINISHER 33 factories, may offer some suggestions iK^t may befound useful: The first operation is to take common coarse whitepine boards, with sound knots, and which have beenwell kiln-dried, the stock used being generally i6… … Fig. 32 immaterial, perfectly seamed surfaces only beingnecessary. After the stock is planed it is cut intosuch lengths as the bill of doors calls for. They areready now to be glued up. The face board, of what-ever hardwood is to be used, is planed generally to %inch thick, and is also run through…
Painting, Industrial · Wood finishing · Lettering
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