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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 2 (January 1866) (1866)

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s is certain. When a thread is to be same gear, and a piece that is chucked, or one that curved dividing board. The dividing board, A, has started, take a fine diamond-pointed tool and hold it is between the centers can be cut with equal facility. the shape of the mold board of a plow, which aids… … hub. threads to the inch, and not a sixteenth of one inch It is necessary to have as many different hubs, in diameter. If the chaser once hesitates on such greatly in turning the grass inwards as it is cut, and varying in pitch as there are different kinds of work serews, they are spoiled. For…

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