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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 11 (1859) (1859)

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pable of a vertical movement to accommodate wood to imitate the rich qualities of mahogany, waluut, a cog wheel, F, is placed, and this geers with another the thickness of the stuff. The main driving-shaft, G, satin and rosewood. cog wheel on the shaft of the drums of the windlass, G. is placed in… … operated by a belt from G. ment. Two of these sugges- The plank is passed through tions are valuable. The the feed-rollers and through the first cutters, where it is first is to kegp alive a large faith in the resources of in- IMPROVED ROTARY MOVEMENT. smoothed off on both sides (the saws tongue…

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