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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 7 (1873) (1873)

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res. The hammer used in and serves throughout its whole length as a bearing for the forging them is 11 tuns in weight and has a ten foot stroke. The lecturer gave various illustrations of the essential dif- It is believed to be the largest machine of its kind in use bar, F. The cone pulley receives… … mon objects, such as father, vice occupies but little room mother, brother, etc., are ab- and will do twice the work of in the country. The time consumed in making and finish- a lathe for the same purpose. It will bore any sized wheel, stract terms, and unless Mr. Darwin is prepared to produce ing…

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