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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 51 (September 1855) (1855)

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he time of striking the stud. This the former in fig. 2. The former (R,) contains under the carriage, roller boxes for the rollers erate slide i, to change the bands on the pul- adjustment is regulated by the position of the the sectional pawl, q, the oblique edge of which carrying the carriage,… … with the saw. Stud B" is not used is this case. to the loose pulley, A, producing an immediate It is driven by a band round pulley, H, from a tion of the carriage. The log is held between Pulley m is employed for gigging back. The reverse motion of the log carriage, A, and the pulley in the shaft…

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