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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 19 (1873) (1873)

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r end is a hori- are adjusted to the required thickness of tenon, both heads weight to fulfill all requirements. zontal cutter head, T, shown partly in section in Fig. 2, can be moved at once. They canthus be arranged ata suit- The machine is self-contained, having one countershaft un- and in… … gains from the under hub of the bevel gear, side of the timberas it H, through which the passes over it while on the carriage, making them from one ted by the lower of the two hand wheels shown, which com- lower portion of the screw is seen passing. K is aplug, sixteenth to two inches in depth,and…

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