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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 6 (1870) (1870)

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on the side cutter- simple manner, to avoid head frame (Fig. 4), working on the same principle as the complications, and to make top-presser bar, which prevents all splitting of the edges of all parts easy of adjust- boards ; and, holding the “stuff” close by the cutters, enables mert. At the same… … this machine, and exc]usive- CHIP BREAKER &IDE HEAD. ly claimed for it, may be Fig. 5 represents the tongueing and grooving cutter for the mentioned that the feed side cutter head. rolls are geared at both The under cutter-head is attached near the end of the ma ends (Fig. 2), thereby mak- chine so…

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