The Republican journal., 1872-02-15
THE PALMER
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The Proprietor OF the .,bo,y nlchine CALI the
att, utIon Of those Interested caoueragr and tn
manufacturers Of barrel -toak ~ III, merits. Ii
edges slaves in such 4 manner that 4 barrel my "
made up with slaves all wide, All narrow or mixed
and have thr proper hIlg- ana hcid Witu Y-ltcct
joints. 1t is WORKING revolution iii the bu, ness,
and +. destined to come into universal u-e.
The following testimonial, from practical inrn arc
ot,red
From AxeI Haytord Extensive Manufacturer Of
Slaves at Orland and elsewhere.
MI. Palmer, DEAt SIX: an using two ot
your St,.ve kdgrrs NY mill, in Orlaud. would
suggest two Improvements. one, that You ar
range them to The sttye over wen under
the saws. Another bring the regulators an inch
TWO nearer together cousiier YOU nave OF the
b+s loiuters introduced into This country and
it viii need no Testimonials from any one it used by
-killtul hands, 10 speak it praise. y. HAl FORD.
From -aac {. Abbot, Sup't OF Belfast Foundry,
Nix. PALMER, DEAR slR: In answer to YOUR
enquiry a. what think NJ you -taye Joiuter.
can say perfectly acquainted with IFS constitute
ITS practical working aud would say without fer Of
contradiction, believe there l. not in this country
a machine that be made to 90 equal amount
of work in the time, and do it us perfectly
which can De sold At the prict Ot yours.
From Alfred Patterson Practical Mechanic ot
Belfast
Mr., PALMER, DEAR SIR: In regard to your
Stsve Jointer, about which you asked my opinion
will -ay that think you have fully obtained the o.
irct SO long sought tor, viz Giving each ~tave tr
a;;;-9,;riate bulge t9per~ the casks made from
slaves jointrd tith it fully demonstrate. | have
noticed two barrels in particular one ts ing twenty
six slaves and the other fourteen, and each OF the
same biee. ! consider il Il valuable mschlEe.
Belfast Jan. 2 ls74 ALFRED PATTERSON
From NJ. R. Cooper, lumber Dealer OF Belfast
,,.I-,,
edge my mistake, and your success IN regard TO your
newly invented Staye Edger.
While you were psrlccting it, was tathless a. to
lis value,
am now satisfied from what have seen OF its
working, and what learn from those using il, you
nave perfected machine which eNce- all others now
in use and will be sought Tor by all who engaged
in the manufacture OF slaves. ~ X. COOPER,
Belfast, Jan. ~, 1877.
From John K. Beckett Practical Cooper OF Belfast.
MR.. PALMER, DEAR SIR: | have been solicited
many times by parties wishing to test the work done
by YOUR newly invented Stave Jointer, to put some
barrels into form from the have done SO In
several instances, and find it makes perfect barrel.
| think it very valuable machine in the saving Of
labor and lumber. ana one which must come into
general use. JOHN X bhChhlI'
From b. +. Wiggn, Lumber Manufacturer Of Unity,
Mr. PALMER DEAR SIR: Inanswer to your en-
curry how like my Jonter, would say, that ind
pendent of what would be considered by coopers and
ties that it makes perfect stavei giving to each
stave the proper taper in proportion to its width II
Is second 70 other Jointer | have ever used, IN
regard to the amount OF work il will perform. |
have iointed one hundred thousand slaves with my
,Jouter and can find no fault with it.
Unity. Dec. IL 1871 b. F. WlGGIN.
From Tyler r. Wasgatt Manufacturer OF Barrels
and Barrel Stock, at Hampton.
HAMppEN, Jan. 3, 1872.
LR. PALMER, ESQ, DEAR SIR We are con
stautly using of your Stave POINTERS in eur mill
and are very much pleased with it. 1t does its work
nicely quickly and exactly. 1t is SO simple that
nave learned to it myself, and taught several il
our employ. 1t cannot get out of order, and doe
aII its work with remarkable uniformity. We coulC
not do without it. And most cheertully recommen ne
it to any one desiring good reliable Jointer.
Yours Truly, TYLER Il. WASGATT.
From j. f. Brown, Stave Manufacturer of Clinton
CLINTON, Me, Dec. Is, 1871.
| l.. X. PALMER, DEAR 81: | return to you to
day the 30 inch Stave Jointer which l had OF you
and wish you to alter the setwork the same as tina
on the Sc inch Jonter which you sent me last week
| This machine consider perfect or as near so as
il possible to make. 1t turns cut perfect work, an
| cannot but come into general use when introduced
in tact it needs praise ii will speak for Itself
| more ehectually than can.
| " ry Truly Yours,
| JUSTIN f. BROWN.