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Title: Canadian forest industries 1903
Identifier: canadianforest1903donm (find matches)
Year: 1903 (1900s)
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Subjects: Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries
Publisher: Don Mills, Ont. : Southam Business Publications
Contributing Library: Fisher - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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• The boy with a Nash Sander will do as much work, and do it far better than five expert men can do with the old fashioned sand belt. You can Figure the Saving Yourself. It is simply the difference between what you will pay one boy and what the five men will cost. If you make any kind of round work, such as chair legs, spindles, dowel rods, curtain poles, shade rollers, handles, etc., You Can't Afford Not to Use it. The machine will save its own cost in three months, besides making an improvement in the quality of your work that is a profit in itself. Costs Nothing to Investigate. THE J. M. NASH SANDER GO. Lake and Ferry Sts., WILWAUKEE, WIS Send for Illustrated Catalogs. Manufacturers of Wood-Working Machinery, Automatic Double Saw and Machines, 12-Spindle and 4-Spindle Boring Machines. rhuck
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INMAN POULSEN & CO. Oregon Pine L,umbei. Annual Output 75 million feet. PORTLAND, OREGON, January 8th, 1903. Zimmerman - Wells Machinery Co., Portland, Oregon. Gentlemen, In reference to your in- quiry regarding the workings of the Ray Patent Steam Feed purchased from you about eighteen months ago, we have this to say regarding the feed, that it certainly is not only the best feed that we have ever used, but undoubtedly has no equal to-day on the Pacific Coast. We have dropped as high as twelve J4-ft. 1" boards in one minute. In doing this, the car- riage would have to travel about 650 feet and stop and start twenty-four times in one minute. The weight of the carriage, head blocks, and log would be about ten tons. This would give you a pretty good idea of the Power exerted by the feed in hand- ling a load of that size at such a velocity. We have run this feed night and day since we have had it, continually, and the same ropes are still in service that were put on when the feed was mounted. Everything about the feed seems to be in as good condi- tion to-day as the day we got it. We would not take it out and put back our old feed for ten times the cost of the new one You will see that we are more than pleased with it. Yours truly, InmanPoulsen & Co. SI?ERft £ lflV£ TWIN ENGINE STEAM FEED With Drum for Wire Rope or Rack and Pinion. MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY MANISTEE IRON WORKS CO., MANISTEE, MICH. Plain 'Tales from the mils 000

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