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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 8 (February 1864) (1864)

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n, h is a plain cap inserted segments, and together forming a [continuous line of machinery as well as the most careful adjustment of in G. The end, m, of the driving shaft revolves in the work. As the rifling is the last operation of any internal gear, within which and parallel to it is a the… … POWERS'S MACHINE FOR RIFLING GUN BARRELS. that the whole job will be condemned if it fails in this the frame, A A, by bolts, k k, and supports at its outer motion is imparted to the rack-box. The frame or head, H, is attached to the rack-box, and carries the one particular. end the driving wheel,…

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