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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 14 (1896) (1896)

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n any deference to boxings for the shaft of a grooved bearing wheel which a metallic or other support, is a sound-deadening or your person. There your friends and relatives can engages the rear edge of the saw. Forward of this insulating material on which rests the base of the rail, come and visit… … result of this visit No. 1 was given a continuous place in the wall. clined surface, the sound-deadening or insulating ma- bear against the sides of the saw blade, and, by means There has been no reliable solution as yet for the terial extending between the flange and the clip. The of the screws in…

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