Hat-Pouncing Machine

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A short dictionary entry describing the hat-pouncing machine, which evens the surface of a felted hat by grinding off projecting fibers with sand- or emery-paper-covered rollers. The illustrated example uses sandpaper-covered cones on shafts in a revolving disk, with a swivel plate and an adjustable revolving block that holds the hat. A line drawing (Fig. 2437) shows the machine.

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Date
1876
Language
English
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