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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 8 (1877) (1877)

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ordinary process. A French engineer has introduced the covering of weaver’s reeds with nickel by electro-plating to preserve them from IMPROVED FODDER CUTTER. changing position. These springs press on the center at oxidation; the leaves may be acted upon before mounting, The accompanying engravings… … but the inventor recommends the coating of the complete the same feature as Fig. 1 withthe exception of cutting only reed. on one side of the fly wheel shaft. It is arranged with a set of bevel gears and a crank to operate it by hand power. Another inventor has produced imitations of Utrecht vel-…

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