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Wood is brought in
to the shop,
sorted and stored. |
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| Pieces
are cut to length with chop saws and cut to width on the big table saw. |
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| Rails
are run through a double blade tenon saw, and then the shoulder cuts are
made on this saw. |
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double bands saws are used to trim the tenons, and the double table saw
cuts the light traps. |
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| The
Louver-Groover cuts the slots for the louvers, and the Mortises are
drilled on this machine. |
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table saw is set up to rip louvers, which are then sanded (redwood only)
and the edge routed. |
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| The
big shaper is used for raised panels, the small one is for cutting
sticking on stiles and rails. |
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| Panels,
cut primed and ready to go - Louvered
shutters ready to assemble. |
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| Main
assembly
area
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Prill press for pegging joints. |
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| Rough Sanding Area
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Finish Sanding on
Down Draft Table.
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In
addition to our main assembly line, we have a separate area for specials
such as board & batten, arch top, round top, french louver and
bahama shutters.
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