Artificial wood product and method of making the same

Claim 1

THE HEREIN DESCRIBED METHOD OF FORMING AN ARTIFICIAL LUMBER PRODUCT WHICH INCLUES AGITATING A FLUFFED, DRY, RAW SUGAR CANE BAGASSE TO OPEN THE INTERSTICES THEREBETWEEN, SIFTING AND DISPERSIING THROUGH THE MASS OF BAGASSE DURING SUCH AGITATION A BINDER OF A DRY THERMO SETTING WOOD BONDING GLUE RESIN AND AN EXTRUDER OF SAID RESIN, DAMPENING THE BAGASSE AND SAID BINDER AND EXTENDER WITH AN AQUEOUS MEDIUM TO RENDER IT MOIST BUT NOT WET AND THEN COMPRESSING SAID BAGASSE TO SQUEEZE ALL THE PORTIONS OF THE SAME INTO INTIMATE CONTACT WITH EACH OTHER, SAID EXTENDER BEING OF A NATURE TO NOT ONLY SERVE AS AN EXTENDER BUT TO SERVE, WHEN DRY TO COAT THE PARTICLES OF RESIN TO REDUCE THEIR COEFFICIENT OF FRICTION AND TO FACILITATE THEEIR DISPERSAL THROUGHOUT THE INTERSTICES OF THE MAT OF BAGASSE WHEN SIFTED THEREINTO, SAID EXTENDER BEING ALSO OF A CEMENTITOUS NATURE AFTER AND ONLY AFTER HAVING BEEN DAMPENED WITH SUCH AQUEOUS MEDIUM, THE RESIN BEING PRESENT IN AMOUNT OF ONE PART TO 8 TO 24 PARTS OF BAGASSE.