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

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An illustration from Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 36 (May 1850), 1850, leaf 3
d at pleasure in the into a pinion above, by which the carriage bed, and be cut by the plane or chisel. The iron with chisels set on a Bramah disc wheel, but ordinary way. v v, is elevated by its frame being raised in planed by it is intended for the parts of steam it was no machine at all to… … a rich legacy ,to posterity. His name ought metry in all cases secured, the form is more to be rescued from oblivion, and enrolled with slots in the poats. The cutters have to be ele- the face of the stone as it is carried transverse- permanant than that produced by the old pro- those whose…

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