Wood Machining Highlights, 1972 and 1973

Important wood machining research published during 1972 and 1973 is highlighted to provide the reader with a concise summary of activity in 17 fields of endeavor. The review is based on 427 references and contains 154 citations. Fields of activity covered include: History and general texts; Properties of wood; Orthogonal cutting; Peripheral milling parallel to grain; Barking; Sawing; Jointing, planing, molding, and shaping; Boring, routing, carving, and turning; Machining with coated abrasives; Veneer cutting, chipping, flaking, and grinding; Defibrating; Properties of the cutting edge and cutter; Computer, tape, and card control of machines; Research instrumentation and techniques; Machinability of species and reconstituted wood; and Safety, including noise.

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