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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 15 (October 1865) (1865)

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which should take a piece of steel turned a hole is bored through cast or wrought iron, is sur- to size, and complete a drill ready for hardening, al- prising. These are first-class goods, and are now in most at one operation. This was effected in May, use in most of our large shops, armories and… … MORSE'S TWIST DRILLS, COLLETS AND CHUCKS. or formed as to present a straight cutting edge to the Morse Twist Drill and Machine Go. All sines of drills caught and firmly hold. This pin Is applied at either metal, with a decrease in the angle of the groove as up to half-inch always on hand. The…

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