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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 25 (1865) (1865)

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very time with- cital. Inits simple form, as shown at the head of to those who admire but have not the ability to con- out making a drunken one, or a slanting one, to struct. make a true threa d inside of an oil cup or a box— To many mechanics, even, the lathe is merely a all these several tasks… … the beginning. or exactly square, with round tops There is no tool more efficient in the hands of a and hexagonal bodies, with gracefully curved au- good workman than the diamond point, Fig. 1, here his application. gular sjdes and bases fluted vertically; boxes with shown. Forroughing off a piece…

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