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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 46 (August 1851) (1851)

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e shown as being made with flexible arms, drant, J, being attached to a shaft, K, turning admit of the clamp turning upon its end; it which are slightly curved downwards at their in brackets secured to the framing and branch Worcester's Clapboaad Planing Machine. (the clamp, F) may be constructed… … heads, invented by Mr. E. G. Brown, of Mont- the head or aforesaid pieces, they will slightly I as caused by the pressure produced through forming one piece, as if it were of the same yield or straighten, owing to their flexibility, | the screw, G. The frame, ////, is secured ville, Waldo Co.,…

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