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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 20 (May 1864) (1864)

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s the pressure upon model from which this illustration is made, it is cer- tion, thus rendering accidents to the hands of the this, however, the spring on the treadle-rod throws workman impossible; many a mechanic mourns the tainly superior to anything we have ever seen. the cam, K, up, as shown in… … to the bore and fitted with old, used as a family carriage horse, whVh is frequent- STILES'S ADJUSTABLE PUNCHING PRESS. a screw, I; this fixture ly let to his neighbors. His labor > considerable. clamps the eccentric tightly and holds it when it is strokes after it should have stopped. This often…

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