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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 29 (April 1853) (1853)

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ng engines for be very rich. 21 months. the auger, which in mortising hard wood is the purposes specified. Embarking in the very desirable. They are held in any desired flouring mill business (I think permanently) OTIS' MORTISING, BORING, AND HUB-MORTISING position by thumb screws not seen in the… … The " Mobile Tribune " says :—" Such of transit, would only require forty to fifty. on the [chisel rod because-the centre of the The above is a perspective view of Otis' our readers as are engaged in the bee culture pin in the sliding fulcrum, L, is cut away, Mortising and Boring Machine in…

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