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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 33 (April 1856) (1856)

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t whether the boards be longer at ions, F F' G 6', on shaft E. H is a clutch sleeve, one end than the other; they will be worked which slides on shaft E, and revolves with iti with the same certainty as if they were of having a feather inside. The wheels, FFG equal dimensions throughout. The cutter… … against the central rollers, A. If different ate these objections, the machine being so ar- trolled by the levers, I I', and are capable of The inventor tells us that this machine will thicknesses of boards are introduced, the roll- ranged that boards of all kinds and dimen- being used either…

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