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Bend Iron Works - photo, Bend Iron Works

5/4/2013 1:18:46 PM

Manufacturer: Bend Iron Works
Title: photo, Bend Iron Works
Source: Crooked River Country: Wranglers, Rogues, and Barons

Description: photo excerpted from "Crooked River Country: Wranglers, Rogues, and Barons," p. 228

Bend Iron Works - 1948 & '52 Entries Crook Counties Business Directory

5/4/2013 1:11:42 PM

Manufacturer: Bend Iron Works
Title: 1948 & '52 Entries Crook Counties Business Directory
Source: Crook Counties Directory 1948 & '52

Description: Two ads describing the products and services of the Bend Iron Works in 1948 & '52. Discovered by the Des Chutes Historical Museum

Bend Iron Works - 1948 newspaper ad - Lumberman jointers

5/4/2013 1:06:17 PM

Manufacturer: Bend Iron Works
Title: 1948 newspaper ad - Lumberman jointers
Source: Bend Bulletin Nov 24, 1948

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Ross Industries, Inc. - 1987 ad - The Ross Model 1000

4/24/2013 8:05:10 AM

Manufacturer: Ross Industries, Inc.
Title: 1987 ad - The Ross Model 1000
Source: November/December 1987 Fine Woodworking

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Gilliom Manufacturing Inc. - 1990 Ad - Gil-Bilt Kits

4/24/2013 8:00:50 AM

Manufacturer: Gilliom Manufacturing Inc.
Title: 1990 Ad - Gil-Bilt Kits
Source: "Wood" Magazine #33, Feb 1990, Page 81.

Description: Gil-Bilt stationary power tool availabel kits and band saw specifications.

Ross Industries, Inc. - 1990 Ad - Surface Sander

4/24/2013 7:37:45 AM

Manufacturer: Ross Industries, Inc.
Title: 1990 Ad - Surface Sander
Source: "Wood" Magazine #34, April 1990, Page 10.

Description: Drum head surface sander.

Manistee Iron Works Co. - 1939 catalog page - Manistee pumps

4/20/2013 11:25:08 AM

Manufacturer: Manistee Iron Works Co.
Title: 1939 catalog page - Manistee pumps
Source: Hendrie & Bolthoff catalog, courtesy Gary Wolf

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Greenlee Brothers & Co. - 1911 - Car Shop and Special Woodworking Machinery - 250 pages

4/13/2013 9:30:33 AM

Manufacturer: Greenlee Brothers & Co.
Title: 1911 - Car Shop and Special Woodworking Machinery - 250 pages
Source: internet image capture from a German bookseller

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Greenlee Brothers & Co. - No. 384 Combined Power Feed Gang Borer and No. 386 Universal Joint Gang Borer

4/12/2013 9:59:29 PM

Manufacturer: Greenlee Brothers & Co.
Title: No. 384 Combined Power Feed Gang Borer and No. 386 Universal Joint Gang Borer
Source: Ebay image capture, 1924 catalog

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Greenlee Brothers & Co. - No. 216 Standard Heavy Horizontal Hollow Chisel Car Mortiser

4/12/2013 9:55:36 PM

Manufacturer: Greenlee Brothers & Co.
Title: No. 216 Standard Heavy Horizontal Hollow Chisel Car Mortiser
Source: Ebay image capture, 1924 catalog

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Greenlee Brothers & Co. - No. 426-G Self Feed Gang Rip Saw Table

4/12/2013 9:50:04 PM

Manufacturer: Greenlee Brothers & Co.
Title: No. 426-G Self Feed Gang Rip Saw Table
Source: Ebay image capture, 1924 catalog

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Syracuse Sander Manufacturing Co. - Syracuse disc, spindle and belt sanders

4/11/2013 9:03:48 PM

Manufacturer: Syracuse Sander Manufacturing Co.
Title: Syracuse disc, spindle and belt sanders
Source: Woodworkers Tool Works (catalog), Chicago. 1925 page 218

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Cowan & Co., Ltd. - No. 329 Bench Borer

4/11/2013 9:00:29 PM

Manufacturer: Cowan & Co., Ltd.
Title: No. 329 Bench Borer
Source: Woodworkers Tool Works (catalog), Chicago. 1925 page 206

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Anthe Machine Works - Spindle Carving Machine

4/11/2013 8:32:23 PM

Manufacturer: Anthe Machine Works
Title: Spindle Carving Machine
Source: Woodworkers Tool Works (catalog), Chicago. 1925 page 234

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Tannewitz Works - Portable Bench Saw

4/11/2013 8:28:32 PM

Manufacturer: Tannewitz Works
Title: Portable Bench Saw
Source: Woodworkers Tool Works (catalog), Chicago. 1925 page 230

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Hanchett Swage Works - Electric Driven Portable Combination Saw, Jointer and Sander

4/11/2013 8:25:39 PM

Manufacturer: Hanchett Swage Works
Title: Electric Driven Portable Combination Saw, Jointer and Sander
Source: Woodworkers Tool Works (catalog), Chicago. 1925 page 228

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Northfield Foundry & Machine Co. - Chain Saw Mortiser

4/11/2013 8:22:16 PM

Manufacturer: Northfield Foundry & Machine Co.
Title: Chain Saw Mortiser
Source: Woodworkers Tool Works (catalog), Chicago. 1925 page 224

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Brackett Machinery Co. - Brackett Electric Hollow Chisel Mortiser

4/11/2013 8:01:54 PM

Manufacturer: Brackett Machinery Co.
Title: Brackett Electric Hollow Chisel Mortiser
Source: Woodworkers Tool Works (catalog), Chicago. 1925 page 223

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Black Bros. Co. - Black Bros. Revolving Clamp Carrier

4/11/2013 7:56:35 PM

Manufacturer: Black Bros. Co.
Title: Black Bros. Revolving Clamp Carrier
Source: Woodworkers Tool Works (catalog), Chicago. 1925 page 221

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State Manufacturing & Engineering Co. - State Universal Saw

4/11/2013 7:53:32 PM

Manufacturer: State Manufacturing & Engineering Co.
Title: State Universal Saw
Source: Woodworkers Tool Works (catalog), Chicago. 1925 page 220

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C. W. Smith - Threading and Tapping Machine

4/11/2013 7:40:43 PM

Manufacturer: C. W. Smith
Title: Threading and Tapping Machine
Source: Woodworkers Tool Works (catalog), Chicago. 1925 page 205

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Colgan Machinery & Supply Co. - Champion mortiser

4/11/2013 7:34:11 PM

Manufacturer: Colgan Machinery & Supply Co.
Title: Champion mortiser
Source: Woodworkers Tool Works (catalog), Chicago. 1925 page 204

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Peerless Surface Machine Co. - Peerless Flexible Belt Sander & Drum and Disc Sander

4/11/2013 7:26:25 PM

Manufacturer: Peerless Surface Machine Co.
Title: Peerless Flexible Belt Sander & Drum and Disc Sander
Source: Woodworkers Tool Works (catalog), Chicago. 1925 page 229

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Nathan H. Baldwin - Undated envelope - Improved Foot Lathes and Fittings.

4/4/2013 7:04:17 PM

Manufacturer: Nathan H. Baldwin
Title: Undated envelope - Improved Foot Lathes and Fittings.
Source: Courtesy Ed Hobbs

Description: Early envelope from N H Baldwin advertising their Improved Foot Lathes and Fittings.

Blanchard Machine Co. - 1912 Article-Blanchard Machine Co., Single Cylinder Oil Engine

4/4/2013 1:12:57 PM

Manufacturer: Blanchard Machine Co.
Title: 1912 Article-Blanchard Machine Co., Single Cylinder Oil Engine
Source: Power Magazine, V36 #17, Oct 1912 pg. 608

Description: The Blanchard Oil Engine Among the latest additions to American oil-engine practice is the Blanchard engine built by the Blanchard Machine Co., of Cambridge, Mass., in sizes of from 8 to 100 hp. This is a slow-speed heavy-duty engine operating on the two stroke cycle with kerosene, distillate or fuel oils. Fig. 1 shows the general appearance of a single-cylinder Blanchard engine, although they are made with as many as four cylinders. Only moderate compression is employed and as the oil is sprayed into the combustion chamber, is vaporized by the hot air and ignited by a hot tube, relatively slow combustion takes place; hence the engine is not subjected to such extreme pressure and shocks as prevails in the ordinary gas or gasoline engine. Considering the cycle of operation of the Blanchard engine, Fig. 2 represents a vertical section through the cylinder with the piston at the bottom of its stroke. As it starts on the upstroke it covers the inlet port A. The crank case is air-tight and as the air-intake port B is always covered except when the piston is at the top of the stroke, a partial vacuum is formed within the crank case. When the piston reaches the top of the stroke and uncovers the air-intake port, air is sucked into the crank case through the pipe C. On the down-stroke this air is compressed to about 5 lb. Just after the exhaust port F has been uncovered, the piston uncovers the transfer port D and the inlet port A, permitting the air confined in the crank case to rush through the passage E and, deflected by the piston, into the upper part of the cylinder. This serves to scavenge the cylinder. Upon the next up-stroke this fresh air is compressed to about 200 lb. (the exhaust and inlet ports being covered by the piston). The heat of compression, together with that absorbed from the cylinder head, which is unjacketed, is sufficient to raise the temperature of the air to such a degree that the oil sprayed in is instantly gasified and is ignited by the hot plug G. In starting the engine this plug is first heated by the blow-torch H, but after the engine is in operation this is kept hot by the burning of each successive charge. The injection of water into the combustion chamber forms a special feature of this engine. Fig. 3 is a section through the fuel feed mechanism, the oil pump on the left and the water pump on the right, I and J being the oil and water plungers respectively. Both are driven by the camshaft K. By pushing in or pulling out the piece L, which is held by a set-screw, the stroke of the water plunger is varied. In this way any desired proportion of oil and water can be had. This proportion then remains fixed, although the quantity of fuel admitted is determined by the governor, which regulates the length of stroke of the pump plungers. The lever M, Fig. 2, is for priming. The governor is of special design and is guaranteed to regulate within 3 per cent, from no load to full load. Article courtesy of Dennis Rouleau.