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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 13 (September 1864) (1864)

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heavy at the same time light and durable. The drill socket, occasion a select party of gentlemen—members of sash instead of requiring main strength for the pur- the press and others—accompanied the frigate down A, Fig. 1, the feed screw, B, and the ratchet wheel, pose. The spring, A; is coiled up… … by one knot even with RAYMOND'S RATCHET DRILL. necks of the screws, un- new engines. She is der their heads, run down jnt0 the solid metal below the same being all that is necessary to do this. When iron-clad with plates 4^ inches thick, and the Re-de- so that there is no danger ot their breaking;…

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