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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 4 (October 2, 1858) (1858)

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ined by a small greater portion of the stroke, and moving in opposite end of the cylinder makes a move- the inventor, W. R. Michener, of Marlboro’, amount of motion, and it is relieved to a great Stark co., Ohio. ment precisely the reverse, and changes its opposite directions alternately, as the… … distance between the horizontal cutters, and This machine is intended for re-sawing tt by pivots, on which it can oscillate freely, the hand wheels, d e, in the frame, a, with and underneath D a shaft, E’, is placed, hav- boards of any thickness into “siding,” and their roller, c, all tend to keep…

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