which are made water- J»^^ tight. As shown in the engraving, the tube, i, leads the water into the lower part of the mold, and the water enters by the openings, h, becomes heated, rises, circulating be- tween the envelope, /, and the wooden wrapper, and leaves by the tube k, at the upper portion.… … end or heel of the shoe. water. The molten metal is conducted in the ordinary man- In use the tool is placed between the ends of the shoe, ner by a conduit, I, which terminates at the lower portion of with the end of the long jaw, C, resting against the inner the lower trunnion, e. In the same way…
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