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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 7 (1875) (1875)

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whichsurround rod, A. The form all kinds of carving, from the coarsest scroll work or motion of the frame, therefore, is universal; and at the same similar decoration used upon furniture, down to the pictorial time, the parts are perfectly balanced in every position, re- engraving of wood blocks.… … BLACKMAN’S WO002-CARVING MACHINE, carries the cutting tool, H. Said shaft is driven by a belt tion, and gives a large advantage over the ordinary routing be operated, requiring no skilled attention nor especial care from the pulley, I, fixed at the central portion of the bar, D, machine, the motion…

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