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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 29 (March 1855) (1855)

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Mass., on the ter, as the bars, V, rotate, passes in a right cutting a broad shaving, and the small cut- is composed of two or more supporting pieces 20th of February last. The improvements in or straight line over the "stuff," which is ters dividing it into narrow ones. The cut" of whalebone,… … h, of which are attached to the back end of ters are fed down upon the stuff in the fol- ters fed to the stuff. When the cutters have the frame. On the shaft, J, there is a worm descended a distance equal to the thickness lowing manner :—As the hollow shaft, F, wheel, K, which gears into a screw,…

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