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 . Harul-Wheeh. which the spindle in the head-stockis turned by {tihipbuUdinrj.) The curvature, concave Fig. Hatul-Slamp. Hand- Truck, segmental slot on the opposite side. The head isdepressed by a blow on the head E of the sjiringliluni;er. Hand-STwipe. A water-raising device. ThevKH-siveep or well-pole of the West ; the shaduf ofEgypt and .Syria


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 . Harul-Wheeh. which the spindle in the head-stockis turned by {tihipbuUdinrj.) The curvature, concave Fig. Hatul-Slamp. Hand- Truck, segmental slot on the opposite side. The head isdepressed by a blow on the head E of the sjiringliluni;er. Hand-STwipe. A water-raising device. ThevKH-siveep or well-pole of the West ; the shaduf ofEgypt and .Syria. See Shaduf. Hand-truck. A small truck used in mills,shoji^, and warehouses. Hand-vise. A small vise for holding anarticle while it is being filed,Fig. 2391. shaped, bored, heated, or otluT- , wise. A common form is a visewith a tang, in some eases iliiveninto a handle. The jaws are op-erated by a thumb-screw. It isalso known as a tail-vise. The fignre on the right is ahand-vise or clamp whose jaws areHand-Vises. swiveled to the arms and areopened ov closed by the travers-ing nut and connecting links ; the cheeks of thejaws may be presented outwai-d or inwaril. When of peculiar forms, these implements havenames indicative of their shape ; as, dog-nose, pig-nose hand-vise, cross-chap vise.


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