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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 20 (1895) (1895)

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BER 16, 1895.] 399 A NOVEL CUTTING OFF MACHINE, follows: The stick lac is broken in order to free it from the impurities that it contains (fragments of Thisis a band cut-off saw manufactured by Butter- bark, wood, ete.) Itis then put into tubs of water, in which the Indians bray it with their feet… … machines are at present made to carry The Lac of China and Japan.—The lace A NOVEL CUTTING OFF MACHINE, wheels 28, 36, and 48 inches diameter, the of China and Japan is produced by in- cisions made in the trunk of the lae tree or varnish branches upon which it is found before the transfor- size of…

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