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Axe tie

Axe ties are railway ties (or sleeper) that are hewn by hand, usually with a broadaxe. There are 2,900 ties per mile of track on a first class railroad.[clarification needed] The early railways would not accept ties cut with a saw, as it was claimed that the kerf of the saw splintered the fibres of the wood, leaving them more likely to soak up moisture…

The process, Wood species & Production in Canada

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The process

East KootenaysFellingLimbingBuckingSkidding
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Wood species

CedarElectric powerTamarackJack pineCreosote
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Production in Canada

OntarioFoleyetNemegos
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Overview

TiesHewnBroadaxeSawRot
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Axe tie

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples20
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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Axe tie

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related to The process · 7
Axe tie → East Kootenays, First, Geoff Marples, Loading, Marples, Next, Scaling
related to Wood species · 6
Axe tie → As, Cedar, However, In, Jack, Tamarack
related to Production in Canada · 4
Axe tie → Axe, Foleyet, Nemegos, Ontario

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ties wood axe railway came hand early species rot two jack pine first railroad process production cedar tamarack hewn broadaxe

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Tamarackinstance ofit was substituted by other species0.80text
Foleyetinstance ofProduction in CanadaAxe tie production was an important early industry for many communities in Ontario along the railway0.80text
Nemegos in the early 1900sinstance ofProduction in CanadaAxe tie production was an important early industry for many communities in Ontario along the railway0.80text
Axe tierelated to Production in CanadaAxe0.60section
Axe tierelated to Production in CanadaOntario0.60section
Axe tierelated to Production in CanadaFoleyet0.60section
Axe tierelated to Production in CanadaNemegos0.60section
Axe tierelated to The processGeoff Marples0.60section
Axe tierelated to The processEast Kootenays0.60section
Axe tierelated to The processFirst0.60section
Axe tierelated to The processNext0.60section
Axe tierelated to The processScaling0.60section

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