Laminated wood products
OwnerDewey V. Hudsoninventor
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Laminated wood products are manufactured from first and second adjacent sawn wood strips that are cut with corresponding upper and lower edges, and inner and outer faces. The strips are rotated in opposite directions so that corresponding edges are toward each other, and the inner face of one strip and the outer face of the second strip are at the top of the strips. One of the strips is then turned end-to-end without rotation, so that both faces on the upper surface are either inner faces or outer faces. The adjacent edges are then glued to form a composite wood product. The composite product may form the surface ply of a five-layer face bonded wood laminate, which includes a center ply having edge dimensioning formed from the center ply. The surface laminate is preferably formed of reclaimed heartwood, and all layers of the face laminate are preferably formed of the same wood species.
A laminated wood product comprised of at least first and second adjacent sawn wood strips, each of said strips, when cut, having corresponding first and second opposed edges, and first and second opposed faces, said strips being oriented so that the first edge of said first strip abuts the first edge of said second strip, and said first faces lie in a common plane.
A face bonded, laminated wood product comprised of:
A laminated wood product comprised of:
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