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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 6 (1906) (1906)

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blades and preventing any indi- the tool rest too far, so that the back of the tool ran ing it for seven days in half a gallon of sulphuric acid vidual blade from working loose, serve also to prevent into one of the rows of blades. As a result the blades for one pound of bark. The black mass which… … which served to show the strength of the gree. Smoke burning, on the other hand, is turbine blading. A turbine spindle with an impossibility under the conditions which blades assembled was put into a lathe for the usually present themselves.

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