Treatment process for logs used in furniture construction...

Woodworking – Process – Securing

Reexamination Certificate

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C144S355000, C144S360000, C144S368000, C144S380000

Reexamination Certificate

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07806155

ABSTRACT:
A process for treating wooden logs to prevent cracking and increase durability includes the steps of cutting a longitudinal slot along the length of the log, forming a generally V-shaped notch by drying the log to a desired moisture content, charring the log to a desired coloration, bathing the log in a protective solution, and drying the log. The slot is cut to a point less than or equal to the radius of the log. The charring of the log can be accomplished by the use of a blowtorch.

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