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Scientific American, Vol. 4b, No. 14 (April 1861) (1861)

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ddle, and their inner ends the stave are jointed revolve in a plane coincident with ject glass sixteen inches in diameter ; the one at Cam- the axis of the swinging frame, thus cutting the edges slotted to grasp the pins, j and/. Thus, it will be bridge being fifteen inches. of the stave always… … stop is to make a cast iron bed of tion of the business of the firm of the proper form. This is done by BOWKER & BENSEL'S IMPROVED STAVE MACHINE. Holtzapfell & Son, one of whom a very simple process. A rod, of was the author of the celebrated the length of the radius corresponding with the curve…

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