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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 8 (1877) (1877)

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a plunger. The latter is pro- slide rest saddle spans the three ways, having a V slide which An English lathe, now in use at the Rogers Locomotive vided with a follower having a semicircular notch, which contains three separate slide rests, all connected by a nut to Works, Paterson, N. J., contains… … D, be moved back and forth the feed screw, A, and hence ways are flat on the faces, instead of having raised Vs; and sides of the loop. Through the yielding of the spring, the the three slide rests, will be operated; while, if the catch be this is a feature of all English lathes, and of those known…

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