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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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For light, accurate work in furniture, cabinet, sash and door factories, or wherever light ripping or crosscuttingor dadoing is required, the machine shown above is unequalled. FEATURES OF CONSTRUCTIONCast iron table equipped with removable wooden throat plate to permit use of extra thick saws or dado heads.Ripping fence of the double-faced type and can be used on either side of the saw blade. Operator can cut offstock with square, bevel or mitre ends, either to simple or compound angles, as he desires. Arbor of special high-car on steel. Bulletin describing this improved machine on request. CANADA MACHINERY CORPORATION LIMITED Toronto Office and Showrooms : Brock Avenue Subway. GALT, ONTARIO. Alphabetical Index to Advertisers, Page 10 CANADIAN WOODWORKER September, 1910 The Herzog Self-Feed Jointer means Increased Production Simplicity of Operation Small Floor Space Safety to Employees Does Four Times the Work of the Hand Jointer.
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(Jur No. 34 Herzog J inter, illustrated above, is one of the most efficient machines on the market to-day. It.is appreciated by the manufacturer and employees alike, because, while it will produce from three to five times asmuch work as the hand jointer, it does not require skilled operators, but eliminates the danger so common toother makes. It can be operated by two boys. It will handle stock varying in width from 1 inch to the full widthof the jointer, will feed fast or slow, takes only one-fourth the floor space of hand jointers, and requires onlyone-fifth of the sharpening of the knives. It is fitted with power feed raising and lowering attachment, with cyl-inder double belted and driven from both ends. If interested in reducing your costs, write us. Jackson, Cochrane & Company KITCHENER - CANADA September, L916 CANADIAN WOODWORKER GdRLOCKVWILKER MflCHINCRV CO.

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