Knight's American mechanical dictionary : a description of tools, instruments, machines, processes and engineering, history of inventions, general technological vocabulary ; and digest of mechanical appliances in science and the arts . Knife- Mowing-Knife Grinder- KNIFE-C KINDER. 1234 KNITTING-MACHINE. in cutting narrnw nutclies, anil in making an enter-ing lierf lor .saws and fur tiles with broader \lso in lieveling or chamfering tlie sides of narrowgrooves. Knife-grinder. 1. A grindstone or emery-wheel lor gjinding knives. See GuinDSTune ;Emkkv-whekl ; ; L.\p ; Gl.^
Knight's American mechanical dictionary : a description of tools, instruments, machines, processes and engineering, history of inventions, general technological vocabulary ; and digest of mechanical appliances in science and the arts . Knife- Mowing-Knife Grinder- KNIFE-C KINDER. 1234 KNITTING-MACHINE. in cutting narrnw nutclies, anil in making an enter-ing lierf lor .saws and fur tiles with broader \lso in lieveling or chamfering tlie sides of narrowgrooves. Knife-grinder. 1. A grindstone or emery-wheel lor gjinding knives. See GuinDSTune ;Emkkv-whekl ; ; L.\p ; Gl.^zek, etc. Seelist under GitiNDiNi; .\.su Polishing. 2. A maLdiine for special service, as in the exam-j)Ie, which is a stone for giinding the knives ofmowers and reapers. It lias a liolder set at such anangle with the frame, and also at such an inclinationas to present the triangular knife-sections to thegrinding face of tlie {Doineslic.) A machine for cleaning the rustFig. 2765. and stain from talile-knives. Inthe e.\ample theknife - blade isslipped betweena ]iair of disks,which are re-volved by thecrank. Thedisks are coveredwitha felted fab-ric, composed oflinen and fabric ismade by enclos-ing a linen batbetwee
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