The Disston Crucible, a Magazine for the Millman, Volumes 6-71917 |
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... circular saws , 800 H. P. , running at 960 R.P.M .; two edgers and seventeen saw trimmers . Naturally in a plant of the finest type producing lumber of the highest grade the saws throughout are Disston . " Have At Last Got SOME Saw ...
... circular saws , 800 H. P. , running at 960 R.P.M .; two edgers and seventeen saw trimmers . Naturally in a plant of the finest type producing lumber of the highest grade the saws throughout are Disston . " Have At Last Got SOME Saw ...
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... Circular Saw Filer . Theodore Grounds , Band Saw Filer . Walter Scott , Circular Sawyer . W. W. Quinn , Band Sawyer . The equipment of the mill com- prises an 8 - foot band mill carry- ing 14 - inch Disston Band Saws ; one circular rig ...
... Circular Saw Filer . Theodore Grounds , Band Saw Filer . Walter Scott , Circular Sawyer . W. W. Quinn , Band Sawyer . The equipment of the mill com- prises an 8 - foot band mill carry- ing 14 - inch Disston Band Saws ; one circular rig ...
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... circular saw to you to be repaired , received it in first - class shape , and it did perfectly for about two weeks . But it would not stand up to saw one of the iron head blocks only about halfway through before it broke four shoulders ...
... circular saw to you to be repaired , received it in first - class shape , and it did perfectly for about two weeks . But it would not stand up to saw one of the iron head blocks only about halfway through before it broke four shoulders ...
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... CIRCULAR SAWS 86 and 94 THE SAW MILL MAN'S DREAM . POND AND MILLS OF THE B. B. M. COMPANY , BONNER , MONT . 88 , 89 87 THE BEAVER AS A WOODSMAN APPLE LOGS FOR SAW HANDLES TO BE CUT UP IN THE DISS- TON MILLS . 94 95 SAW DUST 96 TRADEO ...
... CIRCULAR SAWS 86 and 94 THE SAW MILL MAN'S DREAM . POND AND MILLS OF THE B. B. M. COMPANY , BONNER , MONT . 88 , 89 87 THE BEAVER AS A WOODSMAN APPLE LOGS FOR SAW HANDLES TO BE CUT UP IN THE DISS- TON MILLS . 94 95 SAW DUST 96 TRADEO ...
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Effect of Too Heavy Feed on Circular Saws Dream ( Contributed ) A saw mill man had a. A LMOST invariably when breakage occurs at the center of circular saws it is only after they have been giving satisfactory service for periods ranging ...
Effect of Too Heavy Feed on Circular Saws Dream ( Contributed ) A saw mill man had a. A LMOST invariably when breakage occurs at the center of circular saws it is only after they have been giving satisfactory service for periods ranging ...
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