This article describes the new technology which developed from the requirements of World War II for volume production of veneer. Included are discussions of the cooking of tree length logs, the use of round-up lathes preceding the veneer knife, veneer drying, degrade clipping, and joining and splicing. The discussion is limited to the production of birch veneer.
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