, which receivethe impact of the water, are curved somewhat abruptly in-ward for a short distance, and then extend in a true plane tothe point of discharge. The discharge takes place throughthe bottom of the wheel, as shown in Figs. 1 and 2. The backfaces of the buckets are perfect planes, and… … i^i*£77flO__ this kind, of very simple construction, and apparently welladapted to accomplish the end desired. It is the invention ofMr. S. A. Woods, whose wood-planing machine and wood-molding machine were described on pages 90 and 135, cur-rent volume. The working parts are constructed upon a…
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