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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 30 (April 1853) (1853)

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move the arms, manufactory of any size, ought to be collec- Sheffield, of Urbana, Ohio. the knife stock, D ; E is the cleaving knife. V V, back and forth, and thus make .the ted by the same means as is employed for the (There is a fly-wheel, connecting rod &c. For this machine the logs are first… … ry motion, and describes a vertical curve; d rod, C, moves up and down to raise the knife, to denote caution; artd white to indicate their neatness and finislj. ' There are> 20 of is the journal on which the arm, I, vibrates; E, and. bring it down again upon the bolt of these machines in successful…

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