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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 30 (1853) (1853)

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, which prevent it from coming on the table; K is the lar manner with others, so that it is impossi- of the pinion. The velocity of the rollers gauge for gauging the thickness of the bolt, receives a vibratory motion and works the sible to separate them without first breaking and consequent… … their work for a time, by the rapid dessica- it from the knives, and at the same time the sheet of card board and sticking each hook and which has a vibratory motion through the tion of the clay which they employ. This gauge is thereby also employed inits vibra- eye separately on it; this method…

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