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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 13 (1860) (1860)

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make, unaltered, or made means of ‘the screws, g g. The several motions de- mechanicians from the simplicity of its parts and the scribed are effected by well-known mechanical devices. of our plates, has ever exploded, to our knowledge and perfection of its operation. The dovetailing of furniture… … floats to every clined at the de boiler, made of sired angle and wrought iron, and slowly fed upward hollow, which never deceive us; the one is affixed fo past the revolving cutters which form one half of the employment of this dovetailing machine. One isin the feed pipe and the other is attached…

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