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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 4 (1883) (1883)

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esting in horizontal position ready for coupling. Its simplicity prevents its get- patent fees are much higher than our own. In England the Every machinist knows the value of a good gear cutter. ting out of order, It isreally a necessity in every well regulated shop, but the cost of patent… … the base plate is mounted on a pivot so the pressure is increased at the point of that the mandrel and the wheel to be cut can be inclined ; swelling. It is curious that sand produced this result where at any angle. The same arrangement admits of cutting wooden plugs, driven in tightly and swelled…

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