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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 46 (1855) (1855)

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ce, ployed in gauging from a circular curved or of the trunk, C, into the back part of hopper, Lumber Slitting Gauge. irregular edge, consisting of a flat piece of F, is all drawn into the stock by means of A, and it falls thence directly down upon the The accompanying figures represent an im- the… … ticles of tapering form, the wheel, 6, which and committed wanton havoc on these an- cutting leather, a sharp edge rotary cutter is placed on the pin, is clamped by the nuts, as the guide; but for gauging circular, cient relics. This, at least, has been re- cc’, tight up to the shoulder, 7, on the…

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