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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 22 (1860) (1860)

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asted. This shows teeth as the spur, ¢. The cutter, e, is made, practically, the wide room for improvement in this most important IMPROVED SHAVING-MAKING. MACHINE. three inches in length, and cuts a shaving from one-half ‘The soft side of a plank” has not generally been re- field. garded as a very… … and furniture manufacturers, doing the washing of the and by makers of mattres- workhouse. The one which ses. The inventor says:— they have chosen is an ‘The machine can be run American invention; and the London Mechanics’ up to a speee of some 600‘to 700 revolutions per minute, Yankee finds even…

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