Special Agents Series
Special Agents Series
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This stock is very waney and is usually sold to the planing mills and not exported as sawn stock. It is roughly graded and is not trimmed. The average lengths are short, generally 14 to 16 feet.
SELLING OF LUMBER FROM SMALL MILLS.
Stock from the small mills, when sold to the planing mills, is pur- chased on a basis of third grade. Better grades are seldom produced.
The grading rules take the amount of wane into consideration.
Third-grade stock may have a maximum wane on two edges totaling one-t...hird of the width of the piece. For instance, 9-inch stock is required to have a sawn surface of at least 6 inches. Stock of fourth grade must have ja sawn surface at least five-eighths of the width of the piece, and fifth grade a sawn surface of one-half of the piece.
As the stock is not trimmed, the length is onl^r measured up to the point where the wane attains its maximum size according to the above rules. The purchasers will therefore always obtain an excess in length for which thev do not pay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This stock is very waney and is usually sold to the planing mills and not exported as sawn stock. It is roughly graded and is not trimmed. The average lengths are short, generally 14 to 16 feet.
SELLING OF LUMBER FROM SMALL MILLS.
Stock from the small mills, when sold to the planing mills, is pur- chased on a basis of third grade. Better grades are seldom produced.
The grading rules take the amount of wane into consideration.
Third-grade stock may have a maximum wane on two edges totaling one-t...hird of the width of the piece. For instance, 9-inch stock is required to have a sawn surface of at least 6 inches. Stock of fourth grade must have ja sawn surface at least five-eighths of the width of the piece, and fifth grade a sawn surface of one-half of the piece.
As the stock is not trimmed, the length is onl^r measured up to the point where the wane attains its maximum size according to the above rules. The purchasers will therefore always obtain an excess in length for which thev do not pay.
What to read after Special Agents Series?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Bureau of Manufactures to read onlineMoreLess
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