Wood Machining Processes

abrasive action application approximately average bark belt bevel blade bottom carry cause cells chip thickness clearance angle Coat compression constant cutter cutterhead cutting edge cutting force Data depth of cut developed diameter direction disc discussion drive drum effect face factors failure feed speed fibers Figure force formed grain hardwoods head horsepower illustrates inches increased indicates involved jointed kerf knife knives lathe length less machine material maximum MICHIGAN mill minute moisture content motor normal observed operation parallel percent permit Photograph courtesy piece pine plane plate pounds produce pulp rake angle range refer Relation relatively removed rolls rotating sanding saturated shape shown in Fig shows side species spindle spring-set strength surface Table teeth tension Test tool tool force tooth turning Type values varies veneer width wood workpiece