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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 6 (1860) (1860)

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ale of cotton can hardly be planer ; the revolving cutters, a, being hungin the sliding fair of the American Institute. This machine, with the burned until the hoops give way and allow it to open to frame, b, so that they may be raised or lowered according the air. The iron band is also adapted to… … along by their revolutions under the cutters. of cheapness, aséthey cost less than those of cotton or First-avenue and Twenty-seventh-street, this city. desired to plane stuff out of wind, as is done with the hemp. For any further information in relation to this inven- Daniels’ planer, the frame in…

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