Appleton's dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine-work, and engineering (1869)
New York, Appleton · leaf 31
shes and fits into the rack//-, and which communicates motion to the shafts gg and pieces of iron Kand L. Na button or nipper which takes hold at the end of the horse-shoe, in consequence of itscoming in contact with the piece of iron L, and holds it fast while it is in the act of bending; and… … Fig. 227-i, plan of machine for bending horse-shoes, a a the frame, cthe fly-wheel, e the crank-shaftd the connecting-rod. / a rack. M a Wheel, whose cog mashes or fits into the cogs of the rack /L the eccentric piece of iron which fits into the piece K, on which the shoe is formed, as seen at Figs…
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