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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 17 (1876) (1876)

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. By pressing down the treadle, the strap attached thereto is caused to rotate a noiseless clutch, Fig. 2, by which the balance wheel is driven. The latter, by means of aneccentric, moves the arms to which the saw is attached. The clutch merely touches the balance wheel when driven forward, but… … most an article of necessity when the results of the cogita- lar—and a machine of your country, a money-making appa- tions of American inventors over the subject began to ap- ratus.” But the American women puzzle the Italian the rotation of the clutch shaft, by the spring arm and strap, pear, inthe…

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