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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 36 (May 1850) (1850)

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contrived so as to allow the mova- and tightened at pleasure. The cutters are ry ; a is the false or movable bed on which the for which he has taken measures to secure a ble bed to rest wholly on the permanent bed. stene to be dressed is placed. It is made of patent, and which will, no doubt,… … an indicating pointer on cutters are in operation the stone on it under the action of the circular The angle at which the cutters are brought the post head, which, as it turns, points to an tion, this carriage is secured in the frame, fig. cutters, at such rate as their operation will al- to bear…

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