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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 24 (December 1860) (1860)

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A, is held firmly to the platen, B, while well known among all workers of wood to be the constructed to carry the shavings to the fire room of the being passed under the cutting cylinder by the dogs, D only stroke that easily removes the chip and leaves a mill without the exertion of any extra… … STOVER'S IMPROVED COMBINATION PLANER. At the back of the crosshead, B, is a frame secured, wrought iron with steel bearings, is also so formed as to notch in the rack, O. The dog, D, is fixed to the and to it are attached an adjustable pressure roll, wiper make a heel or cap iron for the cutting…

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