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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 6 (1870) (1870)

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ing the | bits from striking the beds, when adjusted, while running. adjusted to the exact hight of the circle described by the bits wood working, sashes, doors, and blinds, furniture and bed- The bed, C, in front of the bits must be ad- Tie bevel nut and fence are made in a single piece, and can… … of the tops of the three the addition of an al- beds, which are made most colorless prepara- of iron and planed tion for the more deli straight, the front cate kinds of their man ones having a recess ufacture,and with brew - for slide boards, used ers who are interested in sawing, gaining, in…

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