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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 5 (July 1868) (1868)

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vering this wasted will coincide in one position. When the angle of the cutting springs between the leg and foot are arranged to hold the carbon can be made useful and at the same time ornamental. side is too great, the elevation of the tool affects too much the two parts together at ahout fight… … to prevent the tool springing down into the work, and also to strengthen the point. In a lathe tool the leading and back Fin. 2 corners may be ground Boinewhat lower. If left sufficiently high, the tool will make left hand spiral chips. It is best to grind these corners low enough to make straight…

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