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

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ions horizon by turning the frame, but the cutters will for over 3,300 horse power, they have entered into con- always operate at the center or axis of motion of the tracts for the completion of 6,000 horse power at the cutter frame. The spindle is driven by a_ belt pass- central station before May… … right angles to the spindle is fixed a in the gross on a dial at the central works beveled pinion, which meshes with a gear by electric apparatus, so that any waste fixed to the head block. At the outer end or misuse of the air can be at once dis- of the shaft is a hand wheel, by turning which,…

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