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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 1 (January 1862) (1862)

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rs I treat like lancets, In order to turn articles accurately in a lathe they to the sewing machine. It supersedes entirely the but plunge them into cold water at 60° Fah. ; the must be properly centered. It is of prime impor- usual turning and basting for hemming and felling. temper is drawn to a… … It consists of a small piece of metal so convoluted E, which moves it back and forth. The outer end of There is quite a variety of opinions among tool and adjusted that the fabric, in passing through it, is the chuck is flaring or funnel shaped, and is concen- makers respecting the colors given to…

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