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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 15 (December 30, 1848) (1848)

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e straits, and then raised 106 feet ever invented. same, a regularity of action is obtained quite home. The end tubes are also much advan- unknown mn the old Pile-Driver. The Ball Axle. ced. The scaffold or platform on which they It is singular to observe the mistakes com- are being put together is… … This is a very neat and efficient apparatus On A, and the drum is fixed with hubs C, the poles of its axes—a law which: operates wheel and with very little friction ; a small - loose on this collar, therefore it will be obser- for testing the power of machinery, invented equally upon a single drop…

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