New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16

isee which under he hrse hf days shrunk
The shnkage seems to be taken out by he superheated
team before the moisture is all gone,
right and full Of life as the best air dried lumber
GpsldeT these hns 81 great saVantage TO- ing ySId a1
viii all the trouble about dry lumber We think the pro
based upon the right nc
J. L. Willis, Foreman.
beeve the statements set forth in the above communica
ion to BE- correctly stated and Che s1geP%sp * have been
The results Of the experiment above reported sssae
DRY, and we believe them to be correctly stated.
chiefof Bureau Of { Navy ards, and Docks.
Engineerin- ohiefof Navy Yardsa Docks.
From II. l.. q TX. yyebater,
Manufacturers of Barrels, EeDburg Center New York
We have II use Two Of Bueys Patent FL Dryer r. They are
interest alone each year we use one Of them.
From w. N. Langley,
Manufacturers of Barrels, Gsllipols, Ohio.
The Dry Kiln built under the direction Of your Agent
tSyes 9as been conSnS U.s. ana 0ssys 4
about buy slaves those partly seasoned know
ing can in few days at small expense have them well
From Howe q Jones,
Sash Door and Planning MIL 1929 Beach street. Philadelphia
We have been vi wing Bas Pts3t LaRee5 Dryer 5
have able fill orders without it for past
lime and W. 5eege lie %
dried y in no way injured by the process
From j. HI. Schumacher,
Piano Maker Philadelphia
Pine board III inches vide i5 inches thck weight r.
in, gagged 70 BIG lost In weight This
kim By this process ali manufacturers
From Moore d Campion,
Philadelphia, ...=
Test made 7 3 Bgklsys Lame Dryer q two pieces bso
men %ns nSess %ee soGpt h ay h5uP
made shrunk inch in width In orr opinion ths process
does not iniure it.
Tets Made mt the Shops of the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad Company, Altoona, Pa.
Ia to Bulkleys Patent Lumber Dryer
the filled with cherry ash poplar pine and black
walnut and after nrne forty hours the lumber the
The following kinds Of lumber were weighed and gagged
w9e9 Put II the k.S aa f55o ge9 - TAKEN oaf
gauged in II BIG inches, gagged out l6B "
A inch black walnut plank weighed in 81 ms, weighed out
A ~ inch cherry board gauged in 1855 inches gauged out
piece of oak weighed in lSs MS, weighed l57 lbs
gsuged in ga by 9l6 inches, gauged out "a BY 76
57g bs and was only il The kin twenty bouEs The lumber
came from the kiln ready TO work;
bEyA AN SugeTn , sle Car nepa5T1ent
The practical operation of Bukeys Lumber Dryer has
to be satisfactory forth by the certificates of Mr.
Laird and Mr. Levan Superintendent of Motive Power and
THOMAS A. SCOTT, Vice President
From @. f. Allen,
Superintendent of Wooe Work and Car Shops Chicago Bur
lington and Quincy Railroad, Aurora, III.
Lumber Dryer 1t has the qualities thoroughly seasoning
tended and viii dry the lumber short space Of time II is
n @aG s III presses s ne ny ~ S upe %S aea II
nsed day when the lumber dried two to four weeks
have dried heretofore that TOO any checks
From william Johnson,
Foreman New York Central Railroad Shops Auburn N. z
has he's thnh aEF M
drying lumber in use,
From s. j. Hays,
Superintendent Of Machinery, Illinois Central Railroad
another kim and shall build several more,
From g. O. Case,
Superintendent OF Gar Dept Michigan Central Railroad
From several years experience with G Bukieys and
other methods Of kind lumber, cheerfuy recon.
mend this as the best IN use
From Barney, Smith - Co.,
". ,,,-, -, Var Builders; Dayton, Ohio
varying with the kind t6cEness We aud Il ndispensabs
From Dean q Eaton,
ar Builders, Detroit, Michigan.
Some 5 BY "a inch green oak for trucks dried in
three days than would have had been year
6ndthe lumber does shrink particle coming from
From Russell Il Co.,
Car Builders and Of Reapers Mowers Horse
Powers and Separators Ma5illOn, Ohio
The lumber comes from the kns all ready work. From
the lumber before the is all gone The textu of the
wood remains firm and tough and susceptible of very excel
lent finish We convinced that is the best and only
Of thoroughly seasoning lumber,
From WunderIicIk d Nell
Builders and Manufacturers of ash, Doors and Blinds Ship
We have operation one Of baikeys Patopt Dryers It
works sas etoriy We made IA inch door in July out Of
lumber Thought dry 1t stood ia the shop until December
day shrunk X Of an inch We then put the
swell il but could not discern any change in IT, we also had
lot Of dry white pine plank under cover two years. and
shrunk 81 6 OF an inch each plank.
From Sanger ~ Casey.
Illinois State Penitsniary commissioners Once, Joliet
under ubservat0nn regard to simplicity cheapness o.
construction, small amount of fuel required safety from
t the center and an incredibly short space time
From g. A uFtman q C1,
Manufacturers of the Reaper and Mower Canton
We dried kiln full of poplar ash and walnut in thIe
days The lumber c9mestro the KIN all ready to work We
are fully satisfied with the process
From Il. Ball,
Manufacturer Ohio Reaper and Mower, Canton, Ohio
than cord and half Of wood opened the kiln Aftel
testing the lumber in every possible way we have pronounced
it perfectly seasoned.
From Thomas Mast ~ Co.,
Manufacturers of Buckeye Grain Drills Portable Cider and
Sugar Mills Springfield, Ohio.
We have used the between two and three years
vcon that lumber ul strong when dried in open
air and we think stronger We have frequently dried 2 inch
ash in four days The is cheaper than sunshine
From smith, Barnes & Co.,
Manufacturers Of Agricultural Implements, Tifn, Ohio
We consider this method of driving lumber great saving Of
time and incl besides having the work done in much
satisfactory manner.
From *. l.. Howard,
Manufacturer Of Towards Improved Reapsrs Mowers and
Self RAkerB, Buffalo. New York.
Inc Dyer mas tuy answered recommendations have
about cord OF soft wood fuel cheerfuiy
its use TO all in want Of seasoned lumber.
RS~ PPr further particulars address JOSEPH FRY
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