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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 26 (December 1865) (1865)

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of it screws up Si e eye and Kinds; Number 2. the tool fast in the groove so that it, cannot slip. Here it is complete in Pig. 6. The lower handle Any one who has watched a novice at work on a enables the workman to have great? power over, the lathe, must have remarked the difficulty he has in edge… … Fig. 7. tool than a diamond point; he will find many others lathe ought to be very high on the smallest cone, and end on the shoulder, as in this engraving, and turn- adverted to, as we proceed. there should' be three speeds at least tor different ing the lowest handle. Since the heel holds the It…

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