Canadian wood products industries . blished in any issue of the Canadian Wood-worker. The surveys of material do not show as great avariation as in some of the other studies though thedifference between high and low, 241 feet and 340feet, is 40%. This is far too great. The amount ofmaterial required to make any article should not showa difference of more than 5 to 10% when figured indifferent shops. This is particularly true in connec-tion with these cost estimates as the quantities are i piaon hous ? 9 r r 1 r 1 . r ——H i (. g V \ , 9 , — JjftCificmr/oMi C**tf*tr to ee of &t*r ?-, oc* t*Wm,Tm
Canadian wood products industries . blished in any issue of the Canadian Wood-worker. The surveys of material do not show as great avariation as in some of the other studies though thedifference between high and low, 241 feet and 340feet, is 40%. This is far too great. The amount ofmaterial required to make any article should not showa difference of more than 5 to 10% when figured indifferent shops. This is particularly true in connec-tion with these cost estimates as the quantities are i piaon hous ? 9 r r 1 r 1 . r ——H i (. g V \ , 9 , — JjftCificmr/oMi C**tf*tr to ee of &t*r ?-, oc* t*Wm,Tm. - -— Set of Pigeon Holes on which Costs were Submitted Canadian Woodworker and Furniture Manufacturer I SET ST H IRSi n GUM WIDTH 3- 3Hun 16Rise f 17 Af/Jf/fS/ CURTFttLI HRLf ClRCLf T/tCAO / r**n 3. eflSE/we/vrs8ft: Rum 8RLusTtifiO<£ % SQURRB BRt-USTeftS TRPBRED TO */a TtVO To HHftNDR Oli. 3X 3T/?EflD5 % PH. Ofi If risers 7/8 cumout si or STRING WftLL STRING fAHLL /M GUM excePi. Cost Study for May Canadian Woodworker. Get Your Pencil Working. net. with the waste allowance to be added. Strictlyspeaking, the net feetage of any job should figure thesame, no matter where or how calculated. Coming to the waste column, the most noticeablefeature is the number who have allowed 15% and un-der. Five estimate 15% and two make an allowanceof 10%. These figures are undoubtedly too low. Anaccurate check on all material used would show thatthe waste seldom runs below 20% and from that a matter of protection it would appear to be thepart of wisdom to always figure at least 20% may seem a small item but often it means adifference between profit and Details of actual cost 259 ft. Fir @ $90. $ Vs Sheathing, Pine @ $60. Common Pine @ $75. Waste 25 %Labor Machine, 15 hours @ $ 14 @ .90 .35 $ $ 20 V Commercial Burden $ $ $ The rates per hour for bench and machine laborare included thi
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