Appleton's dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine-work, and engineering (1869)
New York, Appleton · leaf 511
The machine Is set in motion by moving the belt-guide towards the offside of the machine, by whiclthe belt is shifted on the narrow pulley, which is the driver. The sliding table is thus put in motionand moyes towards the back part of the machine, until the tapet ?i, catching one of the legs of the … lever g, turns it over, throwing outward the weight r, by the connecting-rod x, wliich is worked by alever fast on the hollow shaft with g. The weights r r. and lever /. being fast on the same shaft and connected by a link with M, the whole PLANING MACHINE. s simultaneously put in motion, and the…
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