Utilization of Sycamore
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nois, Indiana, and Tennessee. The principal supply of sycamore also comes from, these six States. Sycamore slack cooperage stock is evidently, therefore, manufactured near the source of supply.
FURMTURE AND FIXTURES.
The greater part of the sycamore employed in furniture and fixtures is in the form of plain-sawed lumber. Much of it is manufactured into common furniture, such as is used for kitchens, pantries, porches,^ and verandas. Slats for the backs of cheap chairs are made of syca- more (Pl...ate IV). Large quantities of these chairs are made in the lower Ohio Valley. Elm and red gum are used for this purpose along with sycamore, because they all hold their shape well after they are steamed and bent. Light and dark pieces are kept separate and not used together in the same chair, since this detracts from its appear- ance. Factories making cheap chairs generally use much low-grade material.
Since it does not impart taste, odor, or stain, sycamore is used for shelving, sides, and bottoms of kitchen cabinets, and for refrigerators.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
nois, Indiana, and Tennessee. The principal supply of sycamore also comes from, these six States. Sycamore slack cooperage stock is evidently, therefore, manufactured near the source of supply.
FURMTURE AND FIXTURES.
The greater part of the sycamore employed in furniture and fixtures is in the form of plain-sawed lumber. Much of it is manufactured into common furniture, such as is used for kitchens, pantries, porches,^ and verandas. Slats for the backs of cheap chairs are made of syca- more (Pl...ate IV). Large quantities of these chairs are made in the lower Ohio Valley. Elm and red gum are used for this purpose along with sycamore, because they all hold their shape well after they are steamed and bent. Light and dark pieces are kept separate and not used together in the same chair, since this detracts from its appear- ance. Factories making cheap chairs generally use much low-grade material.
Since it does not impart taste, odor, or stain, sycamore is used for shelving, sides, and bottoms of kitchen cabinets, and for refrigerators.
What to read after Utilization of Sycamore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brush, Warren David, 1881- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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