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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 24 (1892) (1892)

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ed with water through projecting from an inner tube section into the slot of the handle, so that the nut is free to slide longitudinally, the orifice, K (Fig. 3), which should then be closed by an enveloping section, and adapted to enter lateral but will not turn in the handle, and the nut has an… … ENGELBACH’S PIPE WRENCH. emptied and the water in the chamber, G, begins to fall and the diaphragms tudinal movement of the rod being prevented by pins regain their normal position. The pressure also on the outer face of the valve, C, is also diminished and the in the handle, which engage an…

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