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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 25 (December 1859) (1859)

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eld being let liability in these collars to turn, and thus loosen all the and d, which carry the cutter heads, a and 6, upon their partly over it by a slot, and the wing of the shield act- cutters. To prevent this turning, Mr. Stover flattens upper ends. As these shafts and cutter heads are simi-… … r, so that the shaft may be other end is provided with a inclined at any desired strap and stirrup for the foot STOVER'S MOLDING MACHINE. angle, as shown by the of the operator. The slot shaft, c. For protecting the extends nearly the whole hands of the operator from being wounded by the revol-…

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