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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 2 (July 1862) (1862)

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d," makes the following remarks :— same place. Its principal feature is the ankle sup- compartment in the drawer of a corresponding num- The term penetrating force, and penetrating effect, port. This is a thin strip of^ tempered steel, a, Fig. ber ; and it will be seen that provision is made for… … machine without a die or a solid support at the back in the erection of buildings as compared with pre- heel plate, and is secured at the upper end to the leg of the place struck, the punch would not penetrate vious years. It also says :—" Carpenters and masons of the skater by a strap around the…

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