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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 21 (November 1859) (1859)

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are adjusted, the point of impossibility of their becoming loose in the head and ing a clearer view of the machine for its various uses. The cast-iron table, C, is provided with a rest, D, feed- the cutters are set as much beyond this revolving stock flying out. roll, 0, driving-pulley, F, shipper,… … cylindrical flanges, projecting from a large holes, but is quite unsuited for thin collar upon which they are cast. They are placed boring. Common glass may be drilled with an ordinary This makes the head safe to work, which, where stuff is above the cutters and held between the collars, and…

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