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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 3 (January 1862) (1862)

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rizontal sec- The second one is used to drive a batting mill, con- raising and lowering them, the volume of water ad- tion. A represents a cast iron case, which encloses the wheel and the parts pertaining thereto. This case is of taining the necessary machinery, consisting of two of mitted to the… … lui hes, and circular saws, giving employment to from rim of the wheel, which is so curved as to force the curl), B, which are cast with a bell-shaped base, B, as 35 to 40 hands. water down rigidly on the lowercurved parts or bottoms shown clearly in Fig. 1. In the top of the bell-shaped of the…

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