A rival attraction already occupies the field in the person of a Tabreez Turkish luti with a performing rib-nosed mandril and a drum.
Now and then, when the crowd with no money to spend becomes too clamorous about the doorway, the luti goes to the assistance of the guards, and giving the mandril the length of his chain, chases the people away.
The welding is performed upon a mandril introduced after each heat; the middle of the barrel being first worked, while the fillets are forced back against each other, along the surface of the mandril, to secure their perfect union.
The coil being taken off themandril and again heated, is struck down vertically with its muzzle end upon the anvil, whereby the spiral junctions are made closer and more uniform.
The mandril has at one end a stout head for drawing it out, by means of the hammer and the grooves of the anvil, previous to every heating.
This fillet, heated to a cherry red in successive portions, is coiled into as close a spiral as possible, upon a mandril about two-fifths of an inch in diameter.
A child is employed to make them red-hot, and to lay them on a mandril nicely fitted to their size.
When the bougies are to be hollow, a mandril of iron wire, properly bent with a ring at one end, is introduced into the axis of the silk tissue.
A wedge-shaped piece of metal is roughly made into a conical tube which is put on a taper mandril revolving in a lathe.
Both mandril and tube are drawn through a smooth circular hole when a smooth uniform tube is formed.
Having joined the whole of the spirals, three inches are again heated to a welding heat, the mandril is introduced, and the tube hammered, in a groove, to the size required.
Conical Mandril or Former, for the head of the Rocket.
When the paper is wrapped round the mandril or former, the rolling board is used to compress the paper, and make it round and smooth.
Bigot has enumerated them as follows: One mandril for forming the cartridge, or case.
Hollow work, as nuts and washers, may be equally operated on being driven by a mandril held in the chuck.
Every movement of this mandril seemed to be closely watched by the monkeys that were in a position to see him, and instantly reported to the others in the adjoining compartment.
The Mandrilappeared to have quite forgotten his dislike of beggars.
Again, some years ago my attention was called to a large mandril by the keeper of the monkey house in the St. Louis Zoölogical Garden, who remarked that "That monkey will do me up some day.
In contradistinction to the mandril which evinced revenge, the capuchin showed that he was of a forgiving disposition, for, no sooner was he hurt, than he sought consolation from the very person who inflicted the injury.
In the male mandril these characters have been developed because, being an unmistakable sign of sexual ardor, they gave the female particular evidence of sexual feelings.
In this process, unless the time of revolution of the mandril is the same as that of the screw which guides the cutting point, the number of threads in a given length will be different.
The mandril with the chuck is made to revolve by a strap which passes over the pulley that is attached to it, and likewise over a larger wheel moved either by the foot, or by its connection with steam or water power.
If themandril move quicker than the cutting point, the screw which is produced will be finer than the original; if it move slower, the copy will be more coarse than the original.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "mandril" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
