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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 1 (September 15, 1855) (1855)

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passes the cam, M, its spiral spring, L, will shown in fig 1. Motion is then given to shaft is reversed by turning the clamp half way rounu. connecting rod, E, which is attached to the draw the lip, c, of said rod firmly against the B, and the clamp, by its own gravity, settles It (the clamp) is… … the opposite end of the stave is jointed ina vessels, it possesses great advantages, as the are, among other industrial works existing at vention of this machine consits in the combi- similar manner to the first, when it will be of Wilmington, Del., two establishments for the planes act upon the…

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