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Show rrrt r Tf r v f j 6 C The Sail Lake Tribune, Thursday, February lYumit T 'T'TT yyVT T T' st T"T"TT"y'T- -' T',rT,Y'TyfTrf" 'yt' T Charles M. Schulz Bv WOODS TOC MUCH FOR ANtThiNG i5N 77 M'NO RiT - x T Bv Moon Mullins 23, 1978 y-t Trrrer j Ferd and Tom Johnson Ask Andy 8JTVOJ S?ENT$10 YOU'VE BOUGHT ANOTHER A IMPROVE YOURK--. B oo?p J Plywood Made of ,A?TkTlHr r mekaoryJs Thin Sheets I CM- By Inside Wisxlv Allen Andy sends a World Book Year to Carey Blue. 0. Wett Linn, Ore., lor her question: Book Joe Marthen By Roger Brad field CLAN'S MS SOU BERATING. X FEEL SO LIMBER VOU SHOULD Tf?N it MU V How is Plywood Made? T Plywood is used extensively in building construction on floors, roof linings and wall paneling. Contractors also find it an ideal material in building forms for concrete work. Cabinetmakers couldnt get along without plywood. It is used extensively in furniture building and also in the manufacture of I By Milton Steve Canyon necnm motion ? -H- OLWHOOP7WOW e&flMHTKH&H J pothv lamour j WAS BORN S powiwumourcame flCDAMWE ISLANPS Of MALAYA By Dean Biondie 0RLEAMS-TW- iN I5 NEW BABE ismoue nuts but NOKNOWLEPfiE WITH m house trailers, boats, Canif Gasoline Alley Rubber out show yo check.' before we left, Nina' Phony phone nesa bic) shot in y number.' 1 Frank King By checked J 3 Mr Show was Thin layers of wood wereY Come off it.' What about driving a ( Magbe yourVMaube sporting goods and many other products. form together glued plywood. The thin sheets, called plies or veneers, are arranged in a way so that the direction of the grain of each layer crosses at right angles to the layer next to it. I Balmy Beach! Most common type of plywood is made with three plies of veneer, although five, seven, nine and even more plies can be used. Young and Jim Raymond Dick Tracy By Chester Gould Common Types V, SPLASHING To make plywood involves three steps: selection of the log, obtaining GREAT DETECT! NG HIS TIME DYING. GO BACK TO SLEEP, AROUND,! GUESS-TAKI- HONEY. the veneer and making the lay-up. Straight, round logs that are free from knots and decay are selected. The bark is removed and the log is cut to the right length before it is put through a steam-heatinprocess to soften it. g Hagar the Horrible By Dik Browne By B.C. Arriola By Gus Gordo DO Johnny Hart " T AU CONTSAKe, VOO FIND SOUK B&OM J ch4t 3S NIGHT pisftoSANTAee, PMT XM NVSBLE' J as das, pAtns clbAk FOP MB As BOS. fSOSALTS? Veneer can be obtained by slicing, sawing or rotary cutting the log. Sawing is used only for fine finishing woods, such as ebony, which is too brittle for slicing. Using the slicing technique, the log is moved against a heavy, stationary knife. Rotary Cutting About 90 percent of plywood veneer is obtained by rotary cutting with a lathe. The log goes from a storage pond and is placed in a lathe. It then revolves against a stationary knife that extends the full length of the log. The veneer is obtained by unwinding it in a long, continuous ribbon. Lay-u- is p completed after the veneer is dried, trimmed and matched. Thin layers of glue are FREEDOM, PKIV ACS AND BLESSED applied and the plies are put together. Large hyd- SOLITUDE: MS TP! BUTE f raulic Tumbleweeds By Tom K. Ryan presses then squeeze the plies together with just the right amount of heat and pressure, or pressure alone. The plywood is then dried again, trimmed, sanded and finished to complete the work order. Some sheets of plywood, especially those used for paneling, are stained and varnished as part of the manufacturing process. Bv at In DONT NOU WANT VE 10 DON'T NOU WANT KNOW THE NUMBER ' WHERE 1 CAN BE REACHED ON MR PINKLFN;) VACATION, m TYPE OUT TO A MlNUTE-B- MINUTE IMST RUCTION SHEET FOR THE PERSON WHOlL BE TAKING MN PLACE ?? 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