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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 13 (1896) (1896)

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y Street, San Francisco, Cal. It is designed for stock for milling cutters and work of this description, vice, and near this end of the body por- the form to be milled being held in the tool post, the tion are longitudinal working cutter being rigidly and steadily held in the pockets in which live… … ing slide, and all that is found in the regular commer- The Temps pub- KASTENGREN’S SPEED MEASURE AND ALARM. cial screw machines. BACHO'’S “POCKET COMPANION.” lishes some interest- There is also a taper screw cutting attachment, by ing particulars with regard to the number and length of cog wheel…

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