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You can access thousands of beautiful text design presets, which you won't get from any other thumbnail App. putter-together (pressed metal) general term for worker who makes up or assembles parts of any article which have been prepared by machine, roll or stamp works at bench, using hand tools: may, in some cases, solder joints or rivet parts together with hand hammer. mangle man, mangler (tubes) see cross rolls man. mangle operator see straightener, plate. marker (files) applies firm's name or trade mark by drop stamp or by hand with hammer and die. marker-out (iron fencing) measures and marks out with chalk, according to blue print or specification, iron bars, etc., for cutting, drilling, etc., in making of sections of iron fencing. matrix maker (typefounding) lead caster (not foundry) (i) opens iron plug by turning worm screw and so taps pure lead from "merchant kettle," i.e., vessel in which lead is collected after zinc has been expelled, in process of desilvering, and runs it into cast iron pig moulds; in this form it is "merchant" or commercially pure lead; (ii) runs off molten metal from reverberatory furnace, after impurities have been skimmed off, into cast iron pot or kettle, which is placed below tap hole; usually done by furnace man ( 171) q.v. teazer see tapper (foundry). teemer, ladle teemer (steel manufacture)

coach engraver a chaser (brass) q.v. who chases or engraves, by hand, special name plates or other decorative metal work for high class carriages or coaches. chaser (general engineering) finishes cast metal work by removing seams and other irregularities with chisel and hammer. chaser, hilt (sword); sword hilt chaser To get started, upload your video file to Kapwing. Use the playhead in the video timeline to find the frame you want to use as your video thumbnail. Try to choose a frame that is both relevant to the contents of the video and that will draw interest. A close up of someone’s face with a surprised or curious expression can be a good choice for a thumbnail frame. When you’ve found the perfect frame, use the Freeze Frame button in the Timing tab to pause that moment in the video. Kapwing will insert a still image of your video at the point you selected. bend maker bends finished tubes to required shape either by heating in a forge and bending by hand, if large and heavy, or, if small, by means of dies under hydraulic power or hand press; sometimes specifically designated, e.g. handle bar bender. bender, wire (textile machinery) see wire worker (textile machinery). bending machine attendant (test house, iron works) clamps sections of iron or steel rails, rods, etc., into a roller machine and bends sections under a descending roll actuated by a hand lever; passes bent section to test room superintendent for examination. bend maker see bender (tubes). beveller (tubes) wire bender, wire turner makes screens, guards, and other wire appliances for textile machinery; turns or bends wire over a pattern, using hammer and hand pliers. woolley tooth maker see willey tooth maker. work board hand (cutlery) see putter-together (cutlery). wrought nail maker forges wrought iron nails, by hand, on "Oliver" hammer; c.f. cramper. zincage man carries out operations in Parke's process of desilverisation of lead, by means of direct action of metallic zinc; carries out one or more of such duties as running molten lead into cast iron pots, skimming molten lead with special skimming tool, adding metallic zinc (either solid or molten), stirring mixture, skimming off triple alloy of lead, zinc and silver as it solidifies, etc. zinc fixer cuts sheet zinc and fits and fixes it with zinc nails, screws or rivets in sinks, on roofs, etc.; cf. zinc roofer ( 226).Glasgow Steel Nail Co has been involved in many interesting projects that have included providing nails for the Globe Theatre spindle stretcher (i) a straightener q.v. employed in a mill where spindles are produced; operations similar to those of rod mill straightener q.v.; (ii) for small spindles used in textile machinery, may tap with hand hammer on a steel plate to reduce irregularities. straightener (tubes) Dozens of fonts , font colors and special font effects available for use.Including pretty cool font presets.Cool for bench hand general term for any person who makes wire goods, wholly or in part by hand, by straightening, cutting, bending,, curving, etc., wire to required shapes. wire worker (foundry) shapes wire, for use in core making, on a mandrel, using hammer and pliers, wire worker (pianos, etc.); cuts, bends, points and threads wires for piano or organ actions with a wiring machine. wire worker (textile machinery)

batterer flattens reverse ends of fish hooks with hammer on hand anvil or in power press. flatway worker (clog irons) pourer (i) pours steel from converter or tilting furnace into ladles by turning wheel controlling angle of converter; (ii) moves lever raising stopper of steel ladle, thus allowing molten steel to run out into moulds prepared by pitman q.v.; closes pouring hole in similar way when mould is full, and repeats operation till all steel has been poured into moulds. teemer, spiegel (steel manufacture) taps cupola by breaking through clay plug in tap hole with iron rammer and supervises teeming or pouring of spiegeleisen from spiegel cupola into ladles and from ladles into converter. teemer at mixer, metal teemer at mixer (blast furnace) a ladle teemer q.v. pouring molten iron into mixer (a tilting furnace in which up to 400 tons of molten metal are mixed and stored) from ladles and from mixer into ladles. teeth maker (card clothing) sets up machine which cuts, bends and points wire teeth for card clothing; obsolescent, cf. card setting machine minder ( 225). tester One such person was nail maker Jane Freeman. Born Jane Pardoe in Lye, Stourbridge in 1834 she married fellow nail maker, Joseph Freeman in 1853 and continued to live in the town. Nail making was a punishing way to make a living, particularly for women. Pregnancy, childbirth, keeping a house and raising children while undertaking exhausting, physical work for very poor pay meant female nailers’ lives could be brutally hard. Add to this the reality of living with a mental health condition and we can start to imagine the challenges she and those around her faced. putter-together (brassware) assembles an cl puts together spun or turned parts, to form finished articles, at a bench with hand tools; in doing so, may pe-form some wiring, soldering or brazing. maker-up (metallic bedsteads) see fitter, bedstead. maker-up (pressed and stamped ware)

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examiner (steel pens) examines steel pens after a process has been completed, to detect faulty nibs, which are thrown out. machine minder (nails), nail machine minder mangleman, mangier, rounder guides with an iron bar, tubes, as they emerge from welding process, between rollers of cross rolls, where they are straightened and rounded while still hot; adjusts rollers by means of screws. crystalliser (lead extraction) Just a few steps and you can create perfect custom video thumbnails and miniature. It's so easy and powerful to use both for beginners and professinal creators. Today, thankfully, the way we view and treat mental health is changing and we are now becoming more aware of the issues and challenges surrounding it.

iron plate straightener straightens or flattens stone cutting saws bent in use, by hammering on an anvil or iron plate. straightener, soft (needles) a hammer straightener q.v. who straightens needles in the soft, i.e., before hardening, on anvil, with hand hammer. straightener, spindle stay inspector examines and tests boiler stays, i.e. various supporting rods or plates which strengthen boiler or condenser and prevent bulging or collapsing. examiner (steel pens) see looker-over (steel pens). examiner (tubes) see viewer (tubes). examiner, wheel (railway wagon works) examines wheels and tests them by tapping with a hand hammer; decides, by sound given, whether they are in good condition. expander, tube expander slay maker, sley maker assembles and builds up, metal parts of lathe or sley of loom, into which reed fits; works at a bench and vice and makes any minor adjustments with file, etc. finisher, spade and shovel; shovel and spade finisherIn Bromsgrove the first signs of the nail trade started to appear in the early 17th century. A William Tylsley, whose son died in 1602 is the first known nailer in Bromsgrove. During the same century the nail trade in this regionstarted to flourishmainly due to two main reasons; beingnear to the River Sevenwith its links to the sea and trade andsecondly North Worcestshirewas close to the raw materials needed to make nails; coal and iron. Another river, the River Stour alsobecame important inthe nail making tradein the region with more slittingmills for its length than any other river in Britain. A slitting mill was a watermill for slitting bars of iron into rods. The rods then were passed to nailers who made the rods into nails, by giving them a point and head. Another important changewas the improvementsto blast furnaces and the change from charcoal to coal which made the trade competitive. Richard Reynolds in a letter around 1760, "The nail trade would have been lost to this country had it not been found practical to make nails of iron made with pit-coal". All these developments in the 18th century helped to transform the tradeinto a major industry in the 19th century. Although detailed, her case notes do not mention her care or treatment outside the hospital, so we do not how she, her family, friends and the community as a whole managed her illness. The records do suggest however, that her home remained a loving and supportive place. She often cried to go home and she tried to escape and return home on a number of occasions, succeeding once. Also, although she was often aggressive and violent towards her husband while manic, there was no report or physical evidence of any aggression towards her. An even wider circle of support is suggested in her case notes, as on one occasion friends even made the journey to the hospital to meet her when she was discharged. punches head on bolts or rivets; does minor repairs to machine and instructs header q.v. setter, mould (steel) is in charge of operations of setting and stripping casting pits, i.e. placing moulds on pits ready for casting and removing them afterwards; may also assist pitside craneman ( 950) q.v. to sling ingots and moulds; usually done by pitman q.v. setter, mould (typefounding) saddle tree riveter attaches metal plates to saddle trees to strengthen them, drills necessary holes and fastens by hand riveting. plate strengthener see straightener, plate. platform man (steel) see mould man (steel). pointer, wrought nail pointer shapes or forges point on wrought iron nails by machine or Oliver hammer, while cold, pourer, see teemer, ladle. printer's lead maker see mixer, metal (typefounding). prover and tester (brass ware) tryer (gas fittings); tests finished articles, such as gas or water taps, with pressure gauge or compressed air, to detect leakages, and indicates, by mark, that they have been tested. prover, gas meter; meter prover see tester, meter. prover (tubes) see tester, tube. puncher, punching machinist sets and supervises working of punching machine for making holes in plates used in boilermaking, shipbuilding, when more expensive drilling is unnecessary; slings plate on to bed of machine, directs punching machine worker ( 279) or assistant in operation of punch, and changes position of plate as each hole is punched as marked. putter-together (bedsteads) see fitter, putter-together (brass ware, pressed metal) see maker-up (brass spinning, pressed and stamped ware). putter-together (cutlery) Chronology As An Aid to Dating Old Buildings , Technical Leaflet 48. Nashville: American Association for State and

teazer breaks clay plug in tapping hole of cupola with a pointed steel bar, so releasing molten metal, which falls into ladle; periodically taps slag at slag holes; usually done by furnaceman ( 171) q.v. tapper, tapper-out (iron and steel manufacture) dries refractory clay in tapping hole and spout of furnace by lighting a fire underneath; when furnace is ready to be tapped or emptied, drills or hammers out clay with which tapping holes are closed, and keeps molten steel flowing by means of a long bar. tapper (rolling mill); taps steel plates with hammer to detect flaws by ring of metal; obsolescent. tapper (zinc extraction) see drawer (zinc extraction). tapping man (lead extraction)

frame smith, perambulator frame smith a perambulator cold smith q.v. who bends light steel rod, round or flat, round patterns, for hood frames of perambulators, etc.; fits ends to hinge pins. frame maker, optical engine tester (road), final test man, road tester (motor) drives finished chassis to test it under road conditions and reports behaviour; if necessary, makes minor adjustments during trial; frequently done by engine or chassis fitter ( 210) q.v. tester, carbon makes rough chemical tests of samples of steel, taken as steel "buttons" from furnace, to ascertain carbon content; usually done by shift chemist and his assistants. tester (chain testing house) see examiner (chain testing house). tester (cycles) see examiner (cycles). tester, engine (bench) assembler, work board hand general term for workers who put parts together, including bayonet setter, cutler ( 228), fork hafter ( 228), getter-up q.v. putter-together, scissors putter-together gilder (screws) effects electrolytic deposition of brass on better types of finished screws, by dipping screws in basket into tank; maintains proper quantity and strength of solution in tank; refits anodes as required; switches electric current on and off; cf. electro plater ( 282). engine stripper dismantles an engine in preparation for cleaning, re-fitting or removal; usually done by engine fitter ( 210) q.v. engraver, bell an engraver (hand) q.v. who cuts designs and lettering on bell by means of hand tools. engraver, coach see chaser (carriage building). engraver, copper (process engraving) touches up copper process plate with hand engraving tools, looking at work through a magnifying glass. engraver (hand) chalks lettering or design on brass plates or other metal goods and cuts out design with hand tools, or gravers; sometimes specifically designated, e.g. brass engraver, hilt engraver; cf. chaser. engraver, hilt see chaser, hilt. engraver (machine) guide rolling straightener straightens rod, while hot after rolling, on mill floor, by hitting with hammer (usually wooden hammer). straightener (saws), saw straightener, saw plate straightener