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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 19 (November 5, 1898) (1898)

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ke, and the table broken. tween the upper and lower tubular connections and in width, so that the bar ean be used in laying off 1- The professor gave a ery of pain and clapped his the outlets of the right hand gage-glass. Should this inch, 2-inch, or 38-inch mortises and tenons. To one hands to his… … head is made adjustable, to enable the carpenter to used being under the control of the operator, the lay off the mortise any desired distance from the edge brush illustrated in the engraving has been invented. McCORMICK’S SAFETY GAGE-GLASS. or corner of the timber. Into the back plate of the brush…

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