A closed tube forming apparatus including a base having spaced apart first and second support members; an elongated first die having one end supported by the first support member and an opposite end supported by the second support member, the one end being detachable from the first support member so as to permit separating movement therebetween; and an elongated second die supported by the base and extending parallel to the first die. One of the first and second dies has a transverse V-shaped cross section forming a knife edge and the other die defines a longitudinally extending V-shaped groove conforming substantially to the V-shaped cross section. Also included in the apparatus are a drive mechanism for producing relative movement between the first and second dies into forming positions with the knife edge received by the groove and a release mechanism operable to effect the detachment of the one end from the first support member and thereby permit the separating movement therebetween into positions substantially spaced apart.
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Raymond L. Ward President
OXFORD MACHINERY CO., INC
PO Box 86, Oxford, MA 01540 5 Peckham Hl Rd, Sherborn, MA
Nov 2009 to Jan 2010 Level I Medication AideSaddler Residential Care
Apr 2009 to Nov 2009 Level I Medication AideDIGITAL CURRENT St. Louis, MO Jun 2007 to Oct 2007 Office staffEthyl's Smokehouse St. Louis, MO Jan 2007 to Jun 2007 Line CookTrue Manufacturing St. Louis, MO Dec 2003 to Sep 2006 AssemblyLegal America St. Louis, MO Jun 1998 to Jun 2002 Administrative staff responsible for customer service
Education:
University City High St. Louis, MO Aug 1999 to May 2002 High School Diploma in General Curriculum
Dr. Ward graduated from the University of Washington SOM in 1999. He works in Bountiful, UT and 1 other location and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. Ward is affiliated with Lakeview Hospital and LDS Hospital.
Vocational Technical School Providence RI 1962-1966
Community:
Paul Greene, Michael Maxson, Alan Boyes, Howie Walton, Albert Parker, John Salisbury, David Dias, Carl Cofone, Bob Bradbury, Roy Mariotti, Paul Bouvier