Scutching can be done by hand or by a machine known as a scutcher.
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An alternate explanation is that the name is based on the word " scutcher ", someone who " scutched " or beat out flax to loosen its fibres, and the knob was a location of local fairs trading in local products deriving from this practice.
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When the firm stopped manufacturing this line, Edward entered the'scutcher'( a beating-engine, used to bring floss and refuse silk to a downy condition ) department, where he succeeded his supervisor ( Thomas Rhodes ) as the head of department.
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It is sometimes also described as a three-footed bird, as a yellow bird with goat voice, as half a goat and half a bird, as a goat with horse feet and a mouth like a half-opened scutcher or as a young chamois with wings.
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