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Core-box

A general term applying to all devices for forming cores, but more correctly to those which the pattern constructs out of wood. A matrix may be formed in the sand in which to ram a core, or a brick cope can be constructed in loam for that purpose. Contrivances of such a character can scarcely come under the head of core-boxes, yet they answer the same end. See SPINDLE.

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