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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 6 (August 1860) (1860)

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bears no evi- cool, and before the. molds are forced down, this crank peculiar style of mechanical engraving. dence of having been disturbed. Specimens of this is so turned as to carry the back edge of the sprue box In this machine, the molds forthe cylindrical portions tree, chipped off at 200… … STANLEY'S IMPROVED CANDLE-MOLDING MACHINE. a greater curiosity than this has been discovered in the conical ends or tips, and after the candles have cooled ward edge which rolls down out of the way. A thin same situation. It is nothing less than " the shin-bone in the molds, the bodies of the molds…

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