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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 8 (November 1851) (1851)

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down train had left the. next greater or less speed than the shaft, when in wheel is encircled by a friction band which off eccentric, the stroke of which is controlled station, and vice versa, could be communica- either case it operates on the pinion and gives is controlled by the governor «i as… … commence the work and prosecute it with all a greater or less amount of friction upon it. i other end is a bevel wheel gearing into a like edgewise, it will cause the nut, t, to move along reasonable dispatch. Well, we hope it will be The mechanism which actuates the eccentric one made upon a…

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