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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 49 (1853) (1853)

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ity. sawing ship planks. Eight inch cylinders case being a hollow cone, its bottom where it rected and intended principally for this pur- The speed of the engine is regulated by the of twenty-four inch stroke, will drive from discharges being the apex, and the grinding pose. Measures have been… … tons burden—these do not come under the to the hub. The plates of the wheel, there- the bottom of each cylinder, which is attach- The annexed engraving is a view of an im- provisions of the act. The Inspectors he in- fore, are made of equal thickness throughout, ed to a bracket on the side of the…

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