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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 24 (1895) (1895)

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plac- surface with a number of spokeshaves, trimming off tree. The trees grow principally in the Southern and ed by a gas motor for the same purpose at Quedlin- Western States, and are straight grained, porous, and the roughness. The block is then sandpapered by burg. In 1886 Rattwill and Coblenz,… … Another advantage of the gas motor is about one inch in width, and about six the fact that it can at any time be put to inches in length. Glued to two of the work immediately, so that considerable sides of the center parts of the blocks water pressure may be made available in a few min- lar in…

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