Canadian wood products industries . of tables withoutdrawers are 240 pounds, 310 pounds and 360 pounds,respectively. The same size tables with one drawerweigh 250 pounds, 330 pounds, and 400 pounds.—De-partment of Trade and Commerce Weekly Bulletin. Fig. 2. Fig. 3. In a recent bulletin on hemlock, written by E. , of the U. S. Forest Service, he says thata very small amount of hemlock—less than one percent.—is used annually for veneer manufacture. Hem-lock in 1909 ranked twenty-fourth among veneer-pro-ducing species, with an annual consumption of 207,000board feet of logs. Most of
Canadian wood products industries . of tables withoutdrawers are 240 pounds, 310 pounds and 360 pounds,respectively. The same size tables with one drawerweigh 250 pounds, 330 pounds, and 400 pounds.—De-partment of Trade and Commerce Weekly Bulletin. Fig. 2. Fig. 3. In a recent bulletin on hemlock, written by E. , of the U. S. Forest Service, he says thata very small amount of hemlock—less than one percent.—is used annually for veneer manufacture. Hem-lock in 1909 ranked twenty-fourth among veneer-pro-ducing species, with an annual consumption of 207,000board feet of logs. Most of the hemlock veneer ismade in New York, while Maine, Pennsylvania, Ohio,North Carolina, and the Lake States contribute smallamounts. It is employed chiefly in the manufacture ofshipping packages of various kinds, laminated or built-up lumber, etc. Because of heat defect (knots, shake,and decay) hemlock cores left after veneer productionare of little value for anything but fuel. March, 1916 CANADIAN W O O D W C) R K E R 41 ts\t. Canadas Premier Hardware House (Established 1885) A Wide Range atRight Prices TOOLS Let Us Send YouOur Catalog V
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