Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 272
—the clanger of not employing it, in many cases in which thereis no difficulty in mounting the object without it, being thatafter a time the cement is apt to run-in beneath the cover,which process is pretty sure to continue, when it may haveonce commenced. 134. Cement-Cells. — When the Cells are… … leiiilllillllliiltigiii;ISIilll!llillillllliil!!iSI|!5lliii;!ilB^ Shadbolts Tiarn-table for making Cement-Cells, slab of mahogany, into one end of which is fixed a pivot,whereon a circular tuxn-table of brass, about three inches indiameter, is made to rotate easily, a rapid motion being givento it…
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