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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 24 (1863) (1863)

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sques and working in square-recessed rolls. The brass strip is and connected by a stout chain witha drum and molded forms of all styles. This is simply brass presented to these rolls, and as it is drawn in it is gearing. Power being applied to the same, the car- wire or plate drawn in between… … body inside, and prevents the cylin- of aspecified size, which does not der from collapsing under the round the rod by removing its iy. 3 L1G. 6 fig. 7 hig. & strain. Whena pipe is ‘bent, the edges by abrasion, but condenses inner side of the radius is com- the metal into itself, and increases…

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