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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 1 (1896) (1896)

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. Atthe junctions-of the tubes forged workman, by setting up and loosening the nipples, connections are employed. These are received in a brings the rim into an absolutely perfect plane. The coming out with a beautiful straw color, equal in finish to any steel tools made. solid state and are… … paration of the forged connections having a capacity of some 200 gal- is in the crank bracket. This is received as lons, is supported at a height of 20 feet or 25 a massive forging weighing 8 pounds 2 feet above the ground by means of a light skeleton tower built of wood. A pipe drops ounces, in…

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