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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 2 (July 1864) (1864)

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, and pound; on screws of any other material than iron, ranged with a collar, H, on the sliding spindle that renders the treadle a much better agent for impart- and all other screws of iron except wood screws, 35 the auger can be set to bore a hole of any depth by ing the power applied to it. We… … factures of steel, or of which steel shall be a com- KAEFER'S TREADLE MOTION. ponent part, not otherwise provided for,. 35 per cent ad valorem—provided that all articles partially man- In the perspective view (Fig. 1) so many pulley arms, pass of the machine here shown (some six feet square) and…

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