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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 6 (1877) (1877)

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wise arranged in box passes half way through on the other side, to remove the supply of oil. The spindle is made of the best cast steel; wooden frames, so that their construction is not very strong. strain of the belt from the spindle. © This allows the belt to and from the design of its bearing… … in oil, two scrapers are added, one L-shaped, bolted against We illustrate herewith a new mill for grinding grain, mid- the hind side of the running stone. This scrapes the case dlings, minerals, or paint. Among the advantages claimed clean outside of both stones. The other scraper is bolted are…

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