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1895 Article-P. Pryibil, Serpentine Molder |
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Modern Mechanism 1895 pgs 530-531 |
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6/25/2011 9:07:55 PM |
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The Pryibil Serpentine Holder, shown in Fig. 4, is adapted to a wide range of work, but is especially fitted for making such moldings as extend around the backs mid ends of sofas. There is a horizontal spindle, bearing fly cutters at each end, those on one end extending partly through a horizontal upper table bearing u proper guide or fence. The work is laid upon the top of this cutter, and guided against a gauge and collar, which determine the position and depth of the molding. Flat work is done upon adjustable tables borne on knees at the side of the machine, the cutters on the other end of the spindle from that for doing the serpentine work, working over those tables. |
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1895 P. Pryibil, Serpentine Molder
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