Patent
Nut-cracking machine
Charles C Wright
- 21 May 1941
6
TL;DR: In this article, a new and improved nut cracker having novel means for effecting the thorough cracking of nuts without, in any way, damaging the nut meats was presented, and the main object of the invention was the provision of new and novel...
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Abstract: This invention relates to nut cracking machines, and its primary object is to provide a new and improved nut cracker having novel means for effecting the thorough cracking of nuts without, in any way, damaging the nut meats. Another object of the invention is the provision of a new and novel...
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