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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 27 (March 1855) (1855)

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, Dundee, and almost every other department of con- the body, A, and secured by screws, d d. plane the two faces, to two wings which are N. Y. The planes are manufactured by this struction has been carried on with like waste- The screws are secured one to each of the both hinged or otherwise… … of farmers in that region is directed. It is by a pin running the whole length of the plane. The cutters are of the usual form, calculated for two horses, and will dig about Liberal Employers. wings. The wings are shorter than the and secured in the wings by wedges, 0 0, in five acres in a day. On…

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