Hat-brim Trimmer, page 1
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A short dictionary entry from Knight's American Mechanical Dictionary describing the hat-brim trimmer, a pattern or device that fixes where a hat brim is cut. It explains the rounding-jack, a curved knife with a gage that bears against the band point while the hat is on the block, so the brim is cut to an equal width all round. One cross-section line drawing (Fig. 2427) shows the hat on a block with the knife and gage mechanism.

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Date
1876
Language
English
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