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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 8 (1901) (1901)

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rtical shaft, carrying a 14-inch emery wheel, turns THREE RECENTLY PATFNTED NOVELTIES. shaft. The gland-bush in the watertight partition, and on a cone bearing. Power is transmitted by belt the foremost bearing, were found to have been de- and pulley. In its upper face the stone is provided In… … lever being pivoted to a was then fitted on and Babbitt-metal was poured into nut threaded on the the joint. The first bearing box was replaced by a stem. The levers are wooden one, and the tail-end shaft and the repaired — 2 pivoted together. When THE VAN BENSCHOTEN CLIPPER GRINDER. intermediate…

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