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Title: Canadian forest industries 1911
Identifier: canadianforest1911donm (find matches)
Year: 1911 (1910s)
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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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CANADA LUMBERMAN AND WOODWORKER
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No. 275 Planer and Matcher, Four or Six Rolls. Read Their Opinion One of the largest, and most conservative manufacturing companies in the country has just written us the following :— " We are pleased to write you in regard to the No. 275 Planer and Matcher we purchased of you some time ago. We use this machine'on a great variety of work, ranging from %xi)4^ soft wood to 35/s x 10% " oak and also \)i x 65/8" hickory. We plane all this material on four sides, sometimes taking a y2 " cut with the) side heads on oak 35/g" thick. A large percentage of the work done on this machine is planing and matching semicircular tank staves, l^"x4" wide. We find we can feed all the various kinds of material as fast as a man can keep the machine full and machine appears to have a capacity greater than this on nearly all kinds of stock including the tank staves. We are entirely satisfied with this machine." This is conclusive testimony of the ability of our No. 275 to take care of all kinds of planing and matching. But its use does not end here—run back the side heads and you have a fast feed double surfacer ; change the bits and adjustments—you have a floorer; substitute molding cutters, and you have an up-to-date Inside Molder. For general purpose mill and manufacturing work no other Planer can even equal the Fay & Egan No. 275. It is what modern engineers call a "high efficiency" machine. Let us send you a facsimile copy of the original letter quoted above, together with large illustration and full details of the construction of this great general purpose planer. Your post card will have prompt attention. J. A. FAY & EGAN COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF WOODWORKING MACHINERY ESTABLISHED 1830 465-485 W. Front St., - Cincinnati, Ohio. —SALES OFFICES— New York City. Atlanta. Buffalo. St. Louis. Baltimore. Chicago. Evansville. New Orleans. San Francisco. Los Angeles. Seattle.

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