Method for making a pipe-shaped body of wood
OwnerPeter Opsvikinventor
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This invention relates to an improvement in the manufacture of pipe-shaped bodies of wood composed of a plurality of longitudinally straight but transversely curved wood-staves, the longitudinal edges thereof being provided with a tongue and groove configuration and being glued together, while being mounted in a sidewise engagement in a craddlelike mounting means. The pipe-shaped bodies are later processed by milling, grinding or polishing internally and externally, whereafter the pre-made cylindrical, hollow bodies are cut or cut out to form one or more furnitures, for example chairs, cabinets or the like. Preferred embodiments of the pipe-shaped body are cut from a pipe-shaped blank so as to form one or more pairs of similar pieces of furniture, the cutting line between said pair or pairs of furniture following a symmetrical line to give optimum utilization of the pipe-shaped material. The invention also relates to the use of such pipe-shaped bodies as combined sculptures and furnitures.
A method for manufacturing furniture products from a substantially annular pipe-shaped body made of a number of wood staves, comprising the steps of:
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