. Canadian forest industries 1903. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. New Band Mill. mill. Its superior! y over the circular mill is every- where admitted. It required long and continued effort to bring the olie here shown to its present state of mechanical perfection ; with the result that on its in- troduction on the market it at once met with favor. It is one of the newest and most improved pony band mills for fine sawing in hardwood ever built. It was Hoyt's New Five Headed Planer and Matcher. Southern 3- Improved sensitive strainin
. Canadian forest industries 1903. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. New Band Mill. mill. Its superior! y over the circular mill is every- where admitted. It required long and continued effort to bring the olie here shown to its present state of mechanical perfection ; with the result that on its in- troduction on the market it at once met with favor. It is one of the newest and most improved pony band mills for fine sawing in hardwood ever built. It was Hoyt's New Five Headed Planer and Matcher. Southern 3- Improved sensitive straining device, maintaining an always even tension on saw blade, and materially prolonging its life. 4. Patent variable friction feed, simple in construc- tion, powerful and effective in operation. Furnished for steam or rack and pinion. 5. Automatic off-set to carriage, headblocks fitted with Knight's patent dogs and having automatic re- ceding device, double-acting set works, rapid return to carriage, etc., are a few of its improved features. Those interested will be furnished with terms, full descriptions and any particulars, including copies of testimonial letters received from users, by the makers, J. A. Fay & Egan Co., Cincinnati, O. They will also send free their new illustrated catalogue of wood- working machinery to those writing for it, mentioning: this paper. — —1 HOYT'S NEW FIVE HEADED PLANER AND MATCHER. The accompanying engraving illustrates a late im- proved five-headed planer and matcher of the New Series type, built by the Hoyt & Brother Company Branch of the American Wood Working Machinery Company, at Aurora, 111. The main feature of this machine is that it has two lower cylinders. The first one is placed in front of the top head, making the roughing cut, while the second lower cylinder is placed in the rear of the machine, for producing an extra fine finish when running flooring face downward. It is built in various sizes, working irom 9 to 30 inches in
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