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Modern methods in horology (1904)

Hood, Grant · Kansas City, Mo. : Kansas City Jeweler and Optician · leaf 193

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ving lip, and as it givesimpulse, the action takes place upon both edges of the lip,while with the let off lip, the tooth gives impulse by acting 185 MODERN METHODS IN HOROLOGY. against the inside portion of the lip until the wheel drops. In fitting a new cylinder to replace a broken or faultyone,… … Fig. 5- the shake between two teeth and over one tooth; if it is equalin both cases, the cylinder should do. It may be that the oldcylinder is lost or not of a proper size, then we must proceeddifferently, or if we are obliged to send to a material housefor the new one, we would turn up a small…

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