William B. Mershon & Co. v. Bay City Box & Lumber Co.
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Michigan
In Equity. Suit by William B. Mershon & Co. against the Bay City Box & Lumber Company. Decree in part for complainant, and in part for defendant.
1Opinion of the CourtDenison, District Judge
(sitting by designation). A resawing machine is for subdividing the board or timber produced by the original sawing. It may be located in the sawmill for producing thinner market forms of lumber than it is desired to cut from the log, or in the secondary plant for producing' thin box lumber, heavy veneer or the like. It consists, essentially, in a slitting saw, circular or band, cutting on a vertical line, and opposing feed and pressure rolls, usually in sets, for gripping the board and feeding it as it travels on its edge along a table to the saw. Each of these opposing feed rolls is carried…
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