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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 23 (1885) (1885)

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in the drawing, ordinary method by having first to secure the bars on so that the edge will lie toward the collar, a, of the operation. A singlemovement of the lever will throw the blocks. It bevels straight out from the heel, and roller, A, and this roller is then adjusted horizontally the clamp… … correspond to each point of the bar, each of these points being designated by a number, pediments, enabling the operator to place materfals strains, which are always put on bars beveled by the the machine is to be operated, a bar is placed between thereon or turn them over very rapidly; and when in…

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