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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 6 (August 1859) (1859)

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ned, nut II, as its bearing. E is the cutting tool, or burr, and the operation can now proceed without any further which cuts the saw-teeth; its shank is secured within a change in the machine, which is thus arranged for form- socket of the head R. It will bo seen that the burr E, On the front ot… … persons engaged in these pursuits, while to the Farmer, Housekeeper, KINNE'S MACHINE FOR CUTTING TEETH IN SAWS. und Man-of-Science, it will be found of equal interest and use. The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has been published Fouri-een Years, and has the largest circulation of tiny journal of its class in…

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