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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 2 (1893) (1893)

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ced in a lead bath. The by a steam hammer, and afterward straightened cold. inlet chambers through which the motor agent enters. The next step was to submit the bar, without anneal- In these chests slide cylindrical valves, whose rims open rest of the bolt was tempered straw color. The bolt and… … thus alternately opening and closing the out- bers, all absolutely identical. This was let and inlet ports in each chamber. A prac- so far from being the case that no die, tical test of this improvement has been made before no drill, and no milling cutter actually made two In the process of…

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