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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 6 (August 1859) (1859)

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Double seaming is the operation of turning down the is kept elevated and the pinion in gear with the rack, by lent plow-handle cutter invented by G. W. Matthews, of a spring catch, d. The upper part of the sides, e, are double seam on any tin vessel, as, after the bottom is York, Pa., and patented… … and the cutter, s, smooth edges. The The upper part of this shaft is conical, BURTON'S DOUBLE SEAMING MACHINE. and a taper disk or "former," M, goes stuff, J, is secured in the carriage by screws from each end. To one side of the carriage, C, In our respective view A is the frame, in the lower on,…

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