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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 6 (August 1862) (1862)

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eld in place by riage is reversed, thus avoiding any waste of power are fed forward simultaneously instead of alternately. the latch, d. or time in running the saw when it is doing no work. The patent for this invention was granted through The latch, d, is released from its hold (thus allow- Fig. 1… … MTJZZY'S SAWING MACHINE. and further information in relation to it may be ob tion of the carriage is changed. The block, A Fig. 1, the rack and the motion of the carriage to be reversed), tainod by addressing the inventor, Hon. Franklin whenever the saw has passed through the block, by i s placed…

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