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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 18 (1877) (1877)

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y the addition Fig. 3, of metal (steel or brass), of a proper width to suit saw can be altered if desired, or corrected if it does not run of ingenious arrangements for sustaining the muscles, Dr. the shank of the knob. A slit is made through the band, at straight. Allen has succeeded in restoring… … The straining rod, D, is provided with a cupped nut, C, particularly in the walls facing the south, is placed one or more round earthenware waterpots, the height of which nick in the screw. The band is placed in position by spring- end of the frame hold the upper saw arm still, and the ought to be…

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