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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 8 (February 1868) (1868)

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ling, gumming, or adjusting their saws. A »^»» and cover close, fits a ring, A, having a thread cut on one edge handy, cheap, and portable contrivance for this purpose is Dissolving Bones. of its exterior surface engaging with a corresponding thread certainly a desideratum. The one shown in the… … ing bones consists of mixing swinging or rocking movement to them with wood ashes and slaked MARKLAND'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE SAW GUMMER the gummer, C, and its shaft, which is driven by a belt on the caustic lime, and keeping the on the inside surface of the center, or is secured by studs, mixture…

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