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1895 Article-Egan Co., 4-Sided Molder |
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Modern Mechanism 1895 pgs 528-529 |
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6/25/2011 8:46:47 PM |
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The Egan Four-sided Molder—In the 9-in. four-sided molder shown in Fig. 1. and brought out by the Egan Co., the table, together with the side heads and the lower head, is raised and lowered by a large hand wheel in front; the lower head has both independent vertical and lateral adjustment, as have the side heads, which can also be set beveling if desired. By this plan of having the side heads raised and lowered, raising and lowering the table does not interfere with the cut of the heads. The feed consists of lour driven rolls, two above and two in the table, and all geared. The table can be dropped 16 in. The upper feed rolls are hung on trunnions, and raised and lowered parallel. The pressure on the front or back roll can be increased or diminished at the will of the operator. |
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1895 Egan Co., 4-Sided Molder
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