. Canadian foundryman (1918). REAR VIEW OF MACHINE DETAIL OF SAND BLAST NOZZLES A hopper formed in the bot-;om of the cabinet receives thespent abrasive which is con-veyed to an elevator and rais-:o an abrasive separator overthe sand-blast machine, whichoy mechanically operatedscreens and strong exhaust, atone operation removes bothfine and coarse material whichpasses to a refuse bin, theeean, sharp abrasive for re-fuse being delivered to a stor-age bin for refilling the sand-bbst machine. The shells are simply placedin the chucks, which are so de-signed as to firmly hold the. Them birds in th
. Canadian foundryman (1918). REAR VIEW OF MACHINE DETAIL OF SAND BLAST NOZZLES A hopper formed in the bot-;om of the cabinet receives thespent abrasive which is con-veyed to an elevator and rais-:o an abrasive separator overthe sand-blast machine, whichoy mechanically operatedscreens and strong exhaust, atone operation removes bothfine and coarse material whichpasses to a refuse bin, theeean, sharp abrasive for re-fuse being delivered to a stor-age bin for refilling the sand-bbst machine. The shells are simply placedin the chucks, which are so de-signed as to firmly hold the. Them birds in the winder,said the profiteer. Waal,I cant let em go for less than94 cents a pound. Indeed! said the you raise them yourself? Yep, said the profiteer,absently. They were 70 centsyejterdav. SHOWING REVOLVING SHELL HOLDERS How Shed Changed It looks as if Jones is bet-ter satisfied with his wife. Yes. he is. You see, hewent back home on a visit andsaw the srirl he had beendreaming of for the pasttwenty ye .rs.—Life. 266 CANADIAN FOUNDRYMAN Volume IX. HIGH-SPEED SHAPER THE high-speed shaper illustratedis manufactured by the OliverMachinery Co., Grand Rapids,Mich., and is well adapted to rabbeting,grooving, fluting, routing or shaping ofany description. The tables are large, very rigid,planed, and then accurately ground by aspecial process. They are bored out andfitted with three sets of rings, and aredrilled and tapped for the guards. The spindles are tapered and are madeof high carbon crucible machinery steelground perfectly true on dead centres;guaranteed to run
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