John Jacob Holtzapffel · digital reprint by www.CircuitousRoot.com · leaf 76
OLD FRENCH AND 50 and a circular dial fixed upon the end of the main slide oppo- site to the winch handle, read the amount of horizontal traverse by a hand like that of a clock carried by the projecting end of the mainscrew. The sliderest employed at the same period and for long after in England,… … angle to provide for wear and for the more secure attachment of the foundation plate of the tool slide, which latter worked between chamfer bars fixed upon its surface. The tee was carried by a cylindrical stem forged with it in the solid at the
Ornamental turning
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