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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 17 (1877) (1877)

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l the mechanism. There mainder in thetubes. If I were going to buy an engine, and revolution per minute. Between these limits are included is much of it. It looks destructive to children; but on the wished to compare the prices of different makers, I would the proper speeds for turning anything… … WATSON’S GAP LATHE. the engine and boiler are calculated to work at the usual templation or topic of conversation for a dinner party of able cross feed of from 26 to5per inch. The rest is com- mechanical engineers. It might lead to disagreeable feeling pressure of 120 Ibs. on the square inch of the…

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