Ist Strike Issue, June-July

B.C. LUMBER WORKER

matic nie saw where the iefeauiey panel perimeters
iy fice im het are Pia the “skinner’” and “‘cut- off”

a
rely

operations. Defects found in the surface ply of ponels are repaired in

the panel patching ai

which is @ process of repairing defects in the surface ply ot
. Portable power tools

i strip anos inlays are inserted. an larger of ee

inlays are bonded ie the panel by a hot press gluing process. The Patcher

Bt Bae fy property cc proeve for a 34" x3" Davis patch. Re-

Is ot now ready for finishing, which i is carried out in one

MODERN PLYWOOD A
—

CONCLUSION

of the ae e ingusty has eaten et both labour and man.
eteeee nt as make ‘esh apprai isal of the requirements

leted with results tint are now ‘on.
betas Te realized that those who are AGE ‘ea
with production methods in a Peace plywood plant
be puzzled by | some aspects of the current eeussion. "For

a
of the automatic procedures now employed, the B. C. Lum-
ber Worker Guletincg 4 in the First issue in June, and con-
photograph: e major operations, in

poauence. This publication is indebted to the management
~ Vancouver Plywoo! ‘ivision, MacMillan and Bloedel
Lt d., for permission to take the [WA camera into the plant

representative on the job evaluation team, Al Busch, who
is himself a plywood worker.

MOTHERS -IN -L AM,
FOR HWASIGHT,

and of course

DAYTON’S FOR BOO

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