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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 3 (July 1859) (1859)

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are the model which we have examined, they turn out spokes being rotated, and this is effected in a very ingenious most terrible. The vast number of human beings, light- with great rapidity, and a finish which excels any hand- manner. The supporters or bearings of the clamps, a ing with a potver… … MACHINE FOR TURNING IRRREGULAR FORMS. WARD'S sinking before a husband's eye?, and the child's struggles cut any form. The simple method o obtaining the re- in an arc of a circle upon the plate, F, and it is centered growing feebler while the mother is looking on powerless quisite motion of the "…

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