Discoveries and inventions of the nineteenth century (1905)
Routledge, Robert · London : G. Routledge and Sons · leaf 126
ame carrying the guide-wheel and cutters, not rocking but sliding ina direction transverse to the axes of the head-stocks. It is extremely inte-resting to see the Blanchard lathe at work, and observe how perfectly andrapidly the curves and form of the patterns seem to grow, as it were, outof the… … Fig. 36.— Vertical Saw. SAWING MACHINES. \ 1 riTH the exception of the last, all the machines hitherto described in* ^ the present article are distinguished by this—they are tools whichare used to produce other machines of every kind. Without such imple-ments it would be impossible to fashion the…
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