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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 26 (1864) (1864)

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lls the ends | for screws. It can be applied to any engine or drill- ing lathe, and attached or detached as readily as the foot-stock. The advantages claimed by its inventor are: simplicity and durability of construction, ease of management, saving in time, laborand power, and that work otherwise… … of the levers, RT, connectet ny tne rod, §, to a| ware, cheese, vegetables, nuts, yeast, powder, tin- tion,” page 117, we find him chargeable with another ware, meats and fish in cans. anachronism, more decidedly erroneous, in the record treadle beneath the lathe, operated by the foot. The All…

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