Cut Wood

Cut wood is the only product that can be produced in a Logging Camp . It is used to create Sawmill products.
==History==
As early as around 2940 BC, the Sumerians made ploughs out of wood. In 1776 the English engineer Hatton invented the automatic wood plane, thereby replacing the manual plane. In 1793 Samuel Bertham began the construction of a circular saw, a long-hole drill and a mechanical chisel. In 1818 the London machine constructor Faveryear built a special facility which removed the bark from cylindrical blocks of wood in a spiral pattern from the outside to the inside. The veneer grain thus obtained was more attractive than the one obtained by conventional veneer cutting.
==Did You Know That?==
The wood industry was booming around the turn of the century. Cut wood of all lengths and diameters is now a highly sought after everyday item. Large companies are mass-purchasing all kinds of wood. On the one hand, planks are being turned into furniture and other household objects by joiners and craftsmen. On the other hand, wood is needed as a raw material by the ever expanding paper industry. Sawmills all over the country are running at full capacity. Forest-covered regions now have the possibility of profiting from this boom.
Category:Logging Camp
Category:1900
Category:Sawmill
Category:1st Degree Material