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Stopping-off

A foundry designation for the methods employed to produce castings which differ in dimensions and form from the pattern supplied. The operations consist essentially of cutting off and adding to portions of sand by means of the regular tools, aided by "stopping-off pieces." Superior workmen are employed on this work. See JOBBING-MOULDER; TECHNICAL EDUCATION FOR THE MOULDER.

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