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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 16 (1864) (1864)

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g nuts or holding bolt-heads so their surfaces perfectly true, so thatthey fitted exactly inch of a bed-plate, steam chest, or engine frame in that the nuts can be screwed on them when the same to each other, and at the same time made these sur- the country, we have now plain, simple, and hand- are… … that there are two pawls, ture, and that, therefore it C, which work on the was not a case of the cold center, D. These have springs inside by which they welding of steel. In an account, however, on anoth- first thought does not appear. wrench and their inner apertures are cut to various standard…

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