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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 2 (January 1860) (1860)

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red to stop the motions of the carriage to put on a Notwithstanding all the ingenuity which has been ex- illustrated in Figs. 1 and i. The timber, E, to which the block, without stopping the rotary motions of the saw or pended on shingle-making machines, and notwithstanding of the pinion,;, the… … but when the forward motion moved forward alternately, HALL & STEWART'S SHINGLE MACHINE of the rack has carried the feeding the block laterally to stud, m. from under the plate, o, the weighted lever, p, horizontally sidewise so that the latch, s, which is pivoted the saw in a manner to cut the…

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