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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 1 (1907) (1907)

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ows rapidly more serious The advantages of the shaper for finishing small as steam pressures are increased. Practically the only articles of food, standard weights and measures, coin- work are well known in all machine shops. To pro- age, and so on. But there are still some directions in… … regular intervals.—Lancet., While the construction of this lock is not complicated, A HAND-OPERATED SHAPER. OOo yet it has been ingeniously designed to prevent opera- WHEEL-FLANGE OILER, tion with a false key. Furthermore, it comprises a not afford power-driven machines or even for large The curves…

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