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		Wood Harvesting with Hand Tools - An Illustrated Training Manual (ILO, 1989, 128 p.)
			(introduction...)
			INTRODUCTION
			BASIC WORK AND MAINTENANCE TOOLS
			AXES
			BOW SAWS
			CROSS-CUT SAWS
			THE WORKER
			TREE FELLING
			RELEASING LODGED TREES
			DEBRANCHING AND DEBARKING
			CROSS-CUTTING
			CUTTING WINDFALLS
			WOOD SPLITTING
			WOOD HANDLING AND TRANSPORT
			STACKING AND STORING OF WOOD
			PIT-SAWING
			TRAINING IN WOOD HARVESTING
			OTHER ILO PUBLICATIONS
			BACK COVER

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ISBN 92-2-106217-1

First published 1987

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