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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 13 (1874) (1874)

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th’'s point we have the experience of blast furnaces in the making of ribbon saws, and of late years they have MR: CHARLES FAIRBAIRN. given much attention to the production of all kinds of saws ag an indication of what might be saved by this means alone. Dr. Joule, in some experiments conducted… … means of the file, scarcely ever left it of fresh charge of fuel), and at the same time exactly the same thickness as the rest of the assisting to bring the fresh fuel into active blade; thus it either created extra friction or Combustion more rapidly; the heat is again was liable to break.…

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