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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 28 (1853) (1853)

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s of vance of it: the heel ot the knife stock and wards placed deeper than the one in the ving, and puts a fine finish on the lumber; the lumber ; the use of these beds and dogs is its mouthpiece take equal bearing on the front. to draw the lumber into the machine and feed M isa table at the rear… … tion imparted through the rock shaft arms, J, In operating the machine, the lumber is fed The claim is for “the reciprocating beds before, and so on alternately ; and when it which are connected with the wrist pins, &, arranged with respect to the stationary bed in in as indicated by the arrow, and…

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