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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 7 (1874) (1874)

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hand labor, or by rotary cutter heads in a novel adaptation of the furnace flue and register. The two sizes of screws but a triangular shaped point. This projected through the surface of atable sufficient for the apparatus, the construction of which will be readily under- depth of the gain, over… … gle upon it. gister, though The limit of having a sin- depth of gain is four inches, the width indefinite. By means of the stops, to beseen in front of the table in The invention connection with the treadleand spring pin through the way, duplicates of timbers may be produced indefinitely, the stops…

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