. Kanadische Forstindustrie Januar-Juni 1923. Holzschlag; Wälder und Forstwirtschaft; Wald; Wald - zellstoffindustrie; Holz verarbeitenden Industrien. Kanada LUMBERMAN lassen Sie den Dampf nicht Ihre Einstellung der härteste Mitarbeiter im normalen Sägewerk arbeitete ist der Trendsetter. Die Handhabung von großen Protokolle verlangt große Muskelkraft auf seinem Teil, während seiner Arbeit an den kleineren Protokolle fast ebenso aufwendig ist, als er durch eine viel größere Anzahl von Ihnen. Jeder Schnitt ist notwendig, um eine neue Anpassung des Protokolls, die in Abwesenheit unseres Dampf hat funktioniert, ist der ACCOMP-durch einen langen Werfen der Handhebel. Bef

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. Canadian forest industries January-June 1923. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. CANADA LUMBERMAN Let Steam do Your Setting The hardest worked employee in the ordinary Saw Mill is the setter. The handling of large logs calls for great muscular effort on his part, while his work on the smaller logs is almost equally laborious, as he has to put through a much larger number of them. Every cut makes necessary a new adjustment of the log, which, in the absence of our Steam Set Works, is accomp- lished by a long throw of the hand lever. Before the end of his day's labor, the setter is usually exhausted. In many mills, the setter, because of the fatiguing nature of his duties, is not required to work for as many hours per day as the other employees. All this is changed by our Steam Set Works, making the labor of the setter so much less arduous that he can do a full day's work. He is also enabled to set logs more quickly, thus increasing the number of cuts that can be made in a given time; and the lumber produced is materially improved in quality and regularity. Instead of the sawyer being kept waiting for the setter—the usual condition in ordinary saw mills—the reverse is true, and the setter is usually waiting for the sawyer. It goes without saying that the main purpose of a sawmill is to produce as much good lumber as possible, at a minimum cost. As the cutting capacity of the mill depends mainly on the speed with which the logs are handled, the import- ance of an appliance which will shorten the time required to move logs into pos- ition for the next cut, is apparent. The considerable saving of time effected by the use of these Set Works, together with the greater exactness in the thickness of the lumber thus ob- tained, accounts for the rapid adoption of this machine by mill men.. WHY NOT WRITE FOR INFORMATION NOW?. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been dig

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