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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 8 (1861) (1861)

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mpleted and timbered to quired, the collar will be advanced or freed, so as to ator, as the mere reversing the nut, E, to admit of the full size of the section the work is ready for the press in or free the dies. The effect of this arrange- the retiring of the wedge the collar will be drawn… … thrown upon the pavement in front of store windows, to define the depth of the thread and size of screw may be progressively continued, thereby advancing and also into the store. But when it is not desirable intended to be cut, and in. no instance can this be the movable dies to their work, as…

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