It is fired from, and exhibited with, a funnel of tin, or sheet iron, having a hole at the apex of the cone.
Instead of the furniture, or garnishing pot and head, a conical head of sheet iron is substituted, in which several holes are made to suffer the composition it contains to burn more readily.
To the upper part of this vessel a cover of sheet iron, B, is adapted, which is fixed with bolts.
The mouth of the cylinder is constructed usually of sheet iron.
A tool for making creases or beads, as in sheet iron, or for rounding small tubes.
In the oven of Aunt Sarah's range was always to be found a piece of sheet iron 17 inches in length by 16 inches in width.
Drop from a teaspoon on to flat pan or sheet iron, not too close together, as they spread.
I think I improved on Frau Schmidt's cake tins, as hers were all separate, I ordered twelve tins, similar to hers, to be fastened to a piece of sheet iron.
Another form of machine comprises a perforated cylinder of sheet iron, revolving in a tank of water.
This vessel is commonly in the form of a drum of sheet iron, revolving at a very slow speed.
A better form of cleaner than either of those consists of an inclined trough in which a spiral feeding screw of sheet iron rotates.
The vessels, 1, 2, 3 and 4 are of wood or sheet iron.
I wanted to plunge my eyes through the lounge window and into these Atlantic waters; but the panels were hermetically sealed, and a mantle of sheet iron separated me from this ocean with which I was still unfamiliar.
I heard its teeth grind on sheet iron, and the dugong disappeared, taking our harpoon along with it.
A plate of sheet iron, one-tenth of an inch in thickness, is perforated with 1/4-inch holes one inch apart.
For the march you will need a stove of sheet iron.
About the simplest, smallest, and cheapest thing is a round-cornered box made of sheet iron, eighteen to twenty-four inches long and nine to twelve inches high.
Defn: Pipe made of sheet ironin length and angular or curved pieces fitting together, -- used to connect a portable stove with a chimney flue.
Russia iron, a kind of sheet iron made in Russia, having a lustrous blue-black surface.
Coffee in England is roasted in an iron pan or hollow cylinder made of sheet iron; and then is pounded in a mortar, or ground in a hand-mill.
Instead of a cylinder in which to roast his coffee, he had perched on a sheet-iron frame a hollow round ball made of sheet iron.
It was the shadow produced by a chimney-pipe of sheet iron, with a hood, which rose above a neighboring roof.
To make plates or dishes of sheet iron or other metal, cut out a disc or oval, of the size you wish, and then draw a line parallel to the edge all round it (Fig.
A large piece of sheet iron, painted over with a mixture of pipeclay or whitening and water, should, in the absence of one of Government pattern, be made use of.
The window frames and sashes are made of sheet iron.
A very even plate of sheet iron is taken and placed horizontally upon two supports.
First a large piece of sheet ironis shaken, which produces an imitation of sharp, rattling thunder.
Holder for Loose Window Glass [Illustration] When the putty becomes loose and the glazing points work out on window glass, temporary repairs may be made by using a small piece of tin or sheet iron bent as shown in the sketch.
The asbestos inclosing the heating wires is covered with a thin piece of sheet iron, which is made to fit tightly over the bottom and sides.
These pieces of copper should be insulated from the piece of sheet iron, and there should be a small screw in one end of each and a small binding post mounted on the other end.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sheet iron" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
