GB Patent: GB-180,602,968
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| Mode of cutting veneers or thin board
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Patentee:
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| Marc Isambard Brunel (exact or similar names) - Portsea, county Southampton, England |
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| Not known to have been produced |
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Sep. 23, 1806 |
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Grace's Guide page on Marc Isambard Brunel
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| In the year this patent was issued, the inventor built a sawmill in Battersea, London, that made veneers. The veneer machine of this patent used a circular horizontal knife to slice veneers from a log held in a moving carriage. His machine worked well on "straight grained and pliant woods" but failed on harder and irregular-grained woods, which were often more decorative. In consequence, Brunel developed a saw-based system that used a segmented circular saw; see patent GB-180,803,116. |
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