burr stone造句

• In 1870 the Burr Stone Mill was built.
• There were two pairs of French burr stones and two pairs of Peak stones.
• Only one pair of French Burr stones remain.
• The millstones are three pairs of French Burr stones and one pair of Peak stones.
• Two pairs of the French Burr stones are diameter and the other two pairs of millstones are diameter.
• Hansel had the roll mill and burr stones removed and added a concrete block extension to the south.
• The wind-driven millstones were all French Burr stones, two pairs being diameter and the third pair being diameter.
• In 1972 the Weises purchased some burr stones from an old mill in New Palestine and reinstalled them at the Bridgeton Mill.
• The south wheelpit has a restored low breast wheel and a complete train of machinery driving three pairs of French burr stones.
• The stones are two pairs of diameter Peak stones and one pair of diameter French Burr stones by Hughes of Dover & London.
• The mill was shut for two weeks and is now up and running through the use of electric motors powering the French burr stones and the Derbyshire peaks.
• The two pairs of French Burr stones being driven by Stone Nuts with 26 cogs, whilst the Peak stones were driven by a Stone Nut with 25 cogs.
• They powered 3 pairs of French burr stones, 2 flour mills, a cylinder and a jumper . 3 dressing machines and an oat crusher could also be also be driven.
• The new mill, 1871, would be equipped with a large set of burr stones for feed, roller mills for flour, and a small set of burr stones for corn.
• The new mill, 1871, would be equipped with a large set of burr stones for feed, roller mills for flour, and a small set of burr stones for corn.
• Then in August " Spitfire " captured " St . Esprit " and a sloop of unknown name, as well as a chasse maree carrying " 310 Burr Stones ".
• This drove the two pairs of millstones underdrift . The French Burr stones were driven by a stone nut with 20 cogs, and the Peak stones were driven by a stone nut with 18 cogs.
• Daniel Webster bought the mill in 1882 for $ 15, 000 and in 1886 hired the Richmond Milling Company to modernize the mill by replacing the burr stones with more efficient steel roll mills, sieves, and sifters.
• One pair are French Burr stones ( by Hughes & Son of Dover and London ) of diameter, one pair are Peak stones of diameter and the third pair have a Peak runner stone on a French Burr bedstone, both diameter.
• Close by, besides fragments of earthen pottery, is a broken mortar of a very hard red stone, resembling a burr stone; all the exterior is apparently in its natural rough state; there seems to be no other similar stone near ."