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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 3 (1862) (1862)

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line of belting from the driving engine. The malleable iron, and the flange that surrounds it is made precise elevation of the shaft, and consequently tha entirely from its hole in the handle, a semi-circular sharp on its edge, as seen in Fig. 1, in order that it may notch is made in the side of… … cutting edges which project below whole number of the piles were cut off and made ready to receive the body of the cutter, similar to the iron or cutting part of a plane, the stones for the pier. The management of the scow on which the apparatus rests and having projecting spurs or lips similar to…

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