Manufacturer not liable for accident on core-making machine.

Timothy Blanton worked for Hamilton Foundry and Machine Co at its Ohio plant operating a CB-22 core-making machine. The machine, which consists partly of a box-shaped mold bring outs cores by compressing a sand mixture with a gas.

At the foundry an employee usually operates the machine in lock-down position, where the box's right Side is fasteninged in a stationary position [i]or[/i] part of to the other air pressure, and the box's left side shuts onto the right side when the operator starts a round of years During lock-down, the box's right side is held in position by dint of two steel stop shoots After a core is