The Illinois Veneer Container Industry
The Illinois Veneer Container Industry
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The marks on the ends are left by the veneer lathe. Bolts ready for veneering are piled in the left foreground. (Fig. 9) 406 BULLETIN No. 534 [October, The veneer lathes in Illinois plants will accommodate bolts up to 66 inches in length and 48 inches in diameter. When a bolt is cut down to a cylindrical core about 6 inches in diameter, it is removed from the lathe. The cores (Fig. 9) are either burned for fuel, sold for pulpwood, cut into dimensional stock for box cleats or for ends and center...s of egg cases, or manufactured into novelties.
Cutting veneer to size In most of the plants the long sheet of veneer is cut to size by a clipper. A few companies at times use a back roller attachment on the lathe which scores 'the bolt so that various container components are cut to size during the veneering operation (Fig. 10).
A back roller is attached to this veneer lathe, so that berry-box parts are cut from the bolt in a single operation. In the background a bolt is ready for hoisting into position on the lathe as soon as needed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The marks on the ends are left by the veneer lathe. Bolts ready for veneering are piled in the left foreground. (Fig. 9) 406 BULLETIN No. 534 [October, The veneer lathes in Illinois plants will accommodate bolts up to 66 inches in length and 48 inches in diameter. When a bolt is cut down to a cylindrical core about 6 inches in diameter, it is removed from the lathe. The cores (Fig. 9) are either burned for fuel, sold for pulpwood, cut into dimensional stock for box cleats or for ends and center...s of egg cases, or manufactured into novelties.
Cutting veneer to size In most of the plants the long sheet of veneer is cut to size by a clipper. A few companies at times use a back roller attachment on the lathe which scores 'the bolt so that various container components are cut to size during the veneering operation (Fig. 10).
A back roller is attached to this veneer lathe, so that berry-box parts are cut from the bolt in a single operation. In the background a bolt is ready for hoisting into position on the lathe as soon as needed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C S Charles S Walters to read onlineMoreLess
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