The great inventions : their history, from the earliest period to the present. Their influence on civilization, accompanied by sketches of lives of the principal inventors; their labors, their hardships and their triumphs (1883)
Wilkie, Franc B. (Franc Bangs), 1832-1892 · Philadelphia and Chicago, J. A. Ruth & co. · leaf 314
-saw bya movable treadle-acted table or bench. It is known as MORTISING MACHINES. 309 the Chain-Saw Mortiser; is very simple, noiseless, and inexcellent repute among those who use it. Bale, in some remarks on these machines, says that,on the whole, the American mortising-machine maybe said to be in… … f wig^SrlS. CHAIN-SAW MOUTiSER. the Fay exhibit, and that of Eogers, were far in advanceof all others; and the same is true of the machines whichwere exhibited in the American department, for the pur-pose of doing what is known as dove-tailed work. Machinery for the cutting of veneers has been in…
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