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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 15 (1895) (1895)

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lt and enter the 6 X 8 feet in length and width, and is about 2 feet in cracks and seams, cleaning out the dirt and grit. The as the welding machine, about 60 to 70 lb. of steam billet is then placed on the steel die of the welding ap- being used to run the apparatus. As soon as the bar height and… … THE TOOL STEEL INDUSTRY. by means of a pair of tongs and a derrick, and placed the right shape and thickness for the rolling mill, across the billets by means of a blast pipe connected in position under the hammer. To forge it down to which in turn presses it out into round, square or flat to the…

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