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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 14 (1882) (1882)

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a hold-down or clamp, similar to that of paper cutters, which which this magnesian wick is placed is mounted witha comes down upon the tin and holds it rigidly to the table bayonet catch, so that the wick may be removed and re- before the knife begins to cut, thus preventing the ‘ draw-. ing ” of… … IMPROVED SQUARING SHEAR. It was taken from a coal mine in Utah owned by run bya small Bisschop motor. For installations of less importance, and in which there is no motive the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company, who power at disposal, Mr. Clamond has under study a sys- able proportions through…

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