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Title: Canadian wood products industries
Year: 1922 (1920s)
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Subjects: Furniture industry and trade Woodworking industries
Publisher: Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications
Contributing Library: Fisher – University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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If Santa Claus had delivered all the NationalDry Kilns bought by Canadian plants during 1922he would have had to be on the job every month ofthe year. His time would have been so occupiedthat many Canadian children would have beensorely disappointed. The National Dry Kiln Company Wishes you a Merry Christmas1117 East Maryland Street, Indianapolis, IndianaBranches : New York City Memphis Toronto, Can. IS Canadian Woodworker and Furniture Manufacturer

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WHAT WE GLUE it MADE IN CANADA BY Canada Glue Company LimitedBRANTFORD, ONT. COIGNETFRENCHGLUES Make the Strongest andMost Durable Joints Scientifically Graded Each Sheet Stampedwith Grade Name orNumber Uniformity Guaranteed Stocks Carried at Montreal COIGNET CHEMICALPRODUCTS COMPANY 17 State Street NEW YORK CITY UNIFORMITY When used in describing aCannon Glue is more than aclaim. It is an establishedfact! We have customers in Can-ada who have used one brandfor fifteen to twenty yearswithout one cause for com-plaint. CANNON CANADIAN CO., LTD. TORONTO MONTREAL

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ey them-selves previously built.One cutter head turns fromin. to 2-in. diameter.Turns hard or soft wood equallvwell. Handles heavy, oversizedsquares. No choking of the cutter head. Smooth stock.Accurate sizes. Works stock as short as five inches. Rolls automatically center varia-tions in squares.Machines built to turn from 4. to 6-in. We want to hear from everyuser of a solid chuck dowel ma-chine. We can save you from one dollarout of every two, to four out ofevery five that the operation ofsolid chuck machines costs you.Engagements for compe t i t i v etest solicited. Formal orders not solicited. Allsales made after demonstration. The only question is, are youwilling to cut cost of your dowelturning to one-half or one-thirdof what it costs with any makeof solid chuck machine?Machine delivers the goods be-fore you buy. State conditions of stock closelySpecial conditio ns requirespecial equipment. W. S. Hawker Mfg. Company, Dayton, Ohio Canadian Woodworker and Furniture Manufacturer 9

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For Cores and Solid Work This machine is scientifically designed and constructed to insure the greatest efficiency together withsimplicity of operation. It insures the rapid making of good glue joints and holds the stock off the floor until the glue has set.With this clamp one man can produce more and better work than two can produce under old methods.It will prove a wonderful investment for any plant where a quantity of edge gluing is done.It is made in sizes to suit customers requirements. Each clamp is equipped with side brackets for short stock and a spring steel binder for thin stock.Unequalled for clamping chair seats, furniture, dimension stock, school desks, panels, tops, etc.Descriptive circulars and information gladly furnished on request. Jackson, Cochrane & Company Manufacturers ofWoodworking Machinery. KITCHENER, ONTARIO 10 Canadian Woodworker and Furniture Manufacturer No. 123 Preston High SpeedBall Bearing Surface Planer

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s inevitably followed by a decline to levels that do not return :1kcost of production. The first is burdensome on yoithe second is ruinous to us. Lets co-operate to stabilize prices, to eliminate violent fluctuations. Our duties are clear. Ours is to manufacture a!much lumber as we can in order to make up the shortage. Yours is to refrain from speculation, Buy althe lumber you need and figure on a reasonable margin of safety, but dont take from the present limiteCsupply, lumber that you will not require for a lonjtime to come. We are moving forward to better things, but letsmove sanely, apply the lessons we have learned. ;imco-operate as we march along. Good workmen use safe tools. Defective toolsare fit onlv for the scrap heap. Use only tools thatare in good condition and on work tor which they aredesigned. Canadian Woodworker and Furniture Manufacturer 101 Perkins Vegetable Glue is applied cold and will not congeal in cold weather—a fact to bear in mind at this season of the year.

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The Picture Shows The Present Home of PERKINS183 TRADE MARK (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.)Build up to a Quality Not Down to a Price Process and Product Patents covering Perkins Glue were granted July 2nd and March 19th,1912, and have been held valid and infringed by United States Circuit Court of Appeals.Patents have also been granted in Canada, Great Britain, Germany, France, Belgium, Italyand other foreign countries. PERKINS GLUE COMPANY Factory and General Offices: Lansdale, Pennsylvania Sales Office: South Bend, Indiana 102 Canadian Woodworker and Furniture Manufacturer GeneralWoodworkingTrade Mart ; Quick Action Section Equipment jMaterialsEmploqmenti GOOD VALUES FOR SALE Subject to Prior Sale These are only a few of our stock Band Resaw, Connell & Dengler, 54 and 60. Band Rip Saw, Yates No. 281Circular Jbaw Mill, Hoosier Pony.Circular Resaw, 44 in. heavy type.Dowel Machine, HayesDowell (iiuer and Driver, E. B. Hayes.Door Clamp, Hayes Standard Power.Jcinter, Falls Machine Co., undercu

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Adjustable Rod and Dowel Machine The fastest dowel machine in the world. Constructed to withstand the heavy and constantstrain to which this type of machine is subjected. Equipped with a universal four-knife cutter headadjustable to turn rods of all diameters from to 2in either plain, spiral groove, longitudinal groove, orimitation reed wind. Special machine for turning rodsof larger size. Cutter-head mandrel is mounted at each end in ball-bearings of the highest grade. Out-going feed rolls have combination of groovesso that many sizes can be made without changing feedrolls. The in-going feed rolls are adjustable for all sizesof squares. Will work stock as short as 4% inches. Furnished with countershaft or motor drive.

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Dowel Cutting Off and PointingMachine This machine is for cutting off andpointing dowel pins from long rods. It will cut and point dowel pins of alldiameters up to y4, and in any length upto 6 inches. Capacity of this machine is from 300to 400 pins a minute. Any boy can operateit. All working parts are completely en-closed and thus protected from dust anddirt. Absolutely no danger to operator.The floor space required by this machineis only 22 x 36. Tight and loose pulleys on machine.Furnished with belt or motor drive. MANUFACTURED BY The Bell Machine Company (Successors to the Dauber-Bell Machine Co.) Oshkosh, Wisconsin, U.S.A. Representatives: For Great Britain: THE OLIVER MACHINERY CO., 201 Deansgate, Manchester. EnglandFor Canada: THE A. R. WILLIAMS MACHINERY CO. LTD., Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg 16 Canadian Woodworker and Furniture Manufacturer Alphabetical List of Advertisers—Continued I.aiillaw Hale-Tie Co 10S Larson & Shaw Ltd 105 Litton Veneer Co 81 Liverpool Hardwood Co

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ed by the mod-ern style of quick-acting vise. With this latter de-sign, a half-turn of the screw either releases or locksthe nut on the screw. In this way the jaws of the visecan be opened or closed with extreme rapidity. Theaccompanying illustration shows, in detail, a type ofquick-acting vise which has been placed on the mar-ket by the Globe Vise & Truck Co. of Grand Rapids,Mich. It will be noticed that there are no delicatecastings to give trouble, every part being built to standa considerable amount of wear. The screw is madeof 1 1/8 in. carbon steel with threads cut away longitudinally, permitting a free movement of the screwbackward and forward, giving a quick reliable actionwith a sure grip when pressure is required. The Russian forest authorities consider that theforest of Russian Far Fast is somewhat over 750,000,000 acres in extent. The life of a small mortise chain depends largelyupon the care taken in sharpening and working it. Sectional view of Globe quick acting vise

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66 Canadian Woodworker and Furniture Manufacturer Small, Portable Band Saw A new addition to the Wallace line of portablewoodworking equipment is shown in the accompany-in- illustration. This is a 16 inch band saw. Amongthe iu\ features found in this tool are steel discwhorls, ball bearings, even the upper and lower guidesbeing of a ball bearing type. The motor is connect-ed to the lower wheel by fibre gear and steel pinion,both running in oil to ensure perfect lubrication andquietness of operation. The table is 19 by 21 inches

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IrregularDresser orShaper This machine isdesigned for dress-ing- all odd or ir-regular stock toshape. Especially suit-able for box pat-tern work. Neces-sary in every millwhere body stockis turned out. WOODWORKING MACHINES No. 1!) Small Saw Tenoner. No. 20 Large Saw Tenoner. No. 21 Regular Bevel and Mitre. No. 22 Large Bevel and Mitre Saw. Saw.No. 23 Syi-in. Irregular Dresser No. 24 fi-in. Irregular Dresser Stock clamps. Woodworking machines equipped with direct motor or belt drive METAL MACHINESLarge Automatic Power Ham- Metal Trimming Cutters,mers (For body panels andall other metal work.)Small Automatic Power Ham-mers (For body panels andall other metal work.) Write for catalogje. PETTING ELL MACHINE COMPANY AMESBURY – MASS. Rotary Cutters.Metal Rollers or Formers.Power Readers. Foot Presses. Quick as a Cat – A Hold like a Bull Dog

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Endorsed by manufacturers andmanual training schools through-out U.S. and Canada. No. 430 RapidActing Vise lor Woodworkers.Quarter turnto left allowsfront jaw toslide in or out(maximum teninches.) Totighten simplytwist to theright and workis held with astrong firmgP. No. 480 Vise—Two Sizes with or without stopUNEQUALLED FOR STRENGTH AND DURABILITYOur Complete Catalogue on RequestRICHARDS-WILCOX CANADIAN CO., LTD., LONDON, ONT. 100 Canadian Woodworker and Furniture Manufacturer GeneralWoodworkingTrade Mart Quick Action BEcfioKi Equipment ][ naferiatsEmploqment Position Wanted For Sale EFFICIENCY ENGINEER—admin-istration, production and cost specialist.At present on re-organization large sash,door and general woodworking concernin Eastern Canada. Will be open for anexecutive engagement on or about 1stJanuary, 1923. This is your opportunity to secure theservices of a high class man at a mod-erate salary. Willing to go anywhere,preferably Ontario. Highest references.Box 147, Canadian

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ll Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co 4 Eagle- Ottawa Leather Co 72 Eaton & Sons, J. R 30 Elliot Machinery Co 121 Engineering & Machine Works of Canada Ltd. 120 Empire Tool Works 113 Farrin Lumber Co., The M. B 50 Fay & Egan Co., J. A 2 Foster, Merriam Co 25 Frye Lumber & Veneer-Co., J. W 84 Gardiner P. W 14 Garlock Machinery Ltd 8 General Machinery Co General Hardwood Lumber Co 31 Globe Vise & Truck Co 119 Grand Rapids Vapor Kiln 112 Guelph Patent Cask. Co. Ltd 87 Gulf Lumber & Trading Co 41 Hafner Mfg. Co 48 Hamilton Gear & Machine Co Harlzell, Geo. W 37 Hay & Co 95 Hay & Co., Peter 103 Hawker Mfg. Co., W. S 18 Hecney. Percy E 32 Hoffman Bros., Co So Hyde Lumber Co 41 Ideal Fence & SpTing Co. of Canada, Ltd. . 73 Industrial Engineering Co 109 Jackson Cochrane & Co 9 Kane Mfg. Co 21 Kasebier Chattield Shellac Co .tl Kinnon Lumber Co., Ltd 103 Klise Mfg. Co 1(17 Klotz Machine Co ~ 24 Kosse.Shoc & Schleyer Co 45 Kraetzer-Cured Lumber Co 99

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A New Design of ClearPine Door Design 37, illustrated herewith has just been put on the mar-ket, and has already created a BIG DEMAND. It is a beautiful door and is sure to become popular with theTrade. Ask For Catalogue No. 7 recently issued covering White Pine Doors Chestnut DoorsVeneered Doors Sash, Columns and Mouldings (Please refer to this advertisement) P. W. Gardiner & Son, Ltd. Telephone 146 GALT – ONTARIO Design 37 Canadian Woodworker and Furniture Manufacturer 15

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Identifier: canadianwood16
Title: Canadian wood products industries
Year: 1916 (1910s)
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Subjects: Furniture industry and trade Woodworking industries
Publisher: Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications
Contributing Library: Fisher – University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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skewers, chair parts, broom handles, clothes pegs,brush-backs, birch squares for spools, handles, andturned wooden boxes. These articles, with the exception of tool and im-plement handles, are made almost exclusively frombirch, poplar, beech, maple, basswood or spruce. Thehandles are made chiefly from hickory and ask. Thefollowing articles are imported in large quantities fromthe United States and to a small extent from Canada:Birch squares, lJ4-inch, lj/j-inch, Us-incli. 2-inchsquare, and 2^-foot, 3-foot, 3 J/-foot, and 4-foot long.These are used for manufacturing spools and bobbins,and for chair legs and the cabinet trade. Dowels are imported chiefly from the Unit-ed States. Thev are all birchand maple preferably, varyingfrom 3 16 to 1 inch in diameter,and 12 inches to 108 inches inlength. The best sizes arc -sinch diameter, 36 inches to 48inches long. Broom and mophandles are imported from Fin-land, Sweden, and the UnitedStates, the varieties beingspruce, basswood, maple, orbeech.

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34 CANADIAN WOODWORKER September, 1916 Brazing Band Saws l! Y. Martin great many young bandsawyers look upon braz-ing handsaws as a very difficult piece of work, andeven some of the older ones regard it as a very uncer-tain operation. These are mistaken ideas, and 1 willendeavor to show how easy it is to make a braze. l«irst cut the blade to a line squared across fromthe tooth edge. l»e sure and square it from the frontedge, as the back edge is crowned and would not do tosquare from. \ hen the saw is cut, see that both ends,when laid on the leveling block, lie Hat. This is essen-tial to make a good braze, because if one corner shouldnot tit down closely the lap could not be ground even-Is all the way across, and this is necessary to make agood braze. When the ends have been llattened down properly,joint them until the} are square and show the fullthickness of the blade. If a cold chisel was used to cutthe saw . be sure you get all the chisel marks out, and,above all, be sure an

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