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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 24 (1886) (1886)

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s to employ and strong copper tubes are the result, es- their own nomenclature. The essential feature is the pecially adapted, owing to the way in which | application to tube-drawing mandrels of thecompound the metal is compressed, for calico printing motion which any one gives to a cork when it is… … insulation. a hundred orso revolutions per minute All the new inventions in this particu- has been found by Mr. Robertson to be lar line will be shown by means of models, something like sixty times, and the force apparatus, plans, or diagrams. necessary to pull a bulb-ended mandrel through a tube…

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