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Making airplane propellers in 1917. Profiling machine, during peace time is used to carve out antiques, here it makes 4 props at once, accurate to 1/1000th of inch. Filmed at factories in Elizabeth, NJ; Buffalo, Detroit, and Dayton, OH. Vintage manufacturing is amazing. 😎

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