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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 52 (1855) (1855)

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nt fanciful positions from that shown and yet | mental character, and as substitutes, at least, hung in the same manner. Their advantages the saws approach the center of the log, maintain the same characteristics, such as ra- consist in being easily mede, and at a small : for shutters, their… … is self-acting, and can be so arranged by a cut- The accompanying engravings are views of saw is produced by means of the revolution 0 off plate for the slot in plate N’, as to shorten a new machine for sawing down standing trees will be presently shown. I represents a bar, the crank arm, E, the…

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