cutting machine

When you're standing at the cutting machine, you know better than I do what works.

Gear cutting machines came into use in the 18th century.

Already in 1882, a second printing press and a paper cutting machine were added.

The cutting machine travels from one end of the long wall to the other, and then back.

These keys must be cut by special key cutting machines made for them.

The man behind the counter looked up from his key cutting machine, happy to help and make conversation.

Fly cutting machines, having all of the following characteristics: a.

Scott then goes to free Ronnie from the cutting machine.

Later on they had one of the best cutting machines in underground mining.

In a separate process the steel is then cut into lengths by the cutting machine.

Prior work on the development of gear cutting machines had prepared the way.

It shows an underground worker operating a cutting machine at the face.

The reeds are cut on 3-axiz, computer controlled cutting machines.

With the chamber cut and supported, they had begun to bring in the big cutting machines.

The book cutting machine works with three knives and use the knife cut principle.

Computer-controlled cutting machines, on the other hand, do not forget.

One new change in methods followed the arrival of the coal cutting machines.

The large slate cutting machine in this photograph is using water to suppress the dust.

Orders for Singer's wood cutting machine were not, however, forthcoming.

Early in the century, experimental cutting machines were made but failed to gain acceptance.

Note the water flowing across road from cutting machine.

It was based directly on a gear cutting machine for clockworks.

In the yard outside, a handful of workers sat quietly beside a cutting machine, waiting for the power to return.

"The cutting machines are electrically powered, but still, about 60 percent of the work is done by hand."

They saw two coal cutting machines before they reached the fall.