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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 21 (1883) (1883)

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the outer jaw and being applied to the spoke, the fore auger bevels the end. braces at a point a little short of where the log rests. These passes through a slot in the other jaw. The beveled edge When the beveled end reaches the triggers, they are raised, bars, shown at a, in the small figure, are… … SCHOOLEY’S CROSS CUT SAW suggests the following plan for a compost receptacle: In some convenient place lay down a sound floor of con- with a slot in which a saw is free torise and fall. to the inner jaw, and to its upper end is pivoted a lever, crete, and have a roof to cover it, but open at the…

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