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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 19 (November 1869) (1869)

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they are thrown the above objects by a simple device is a very desirable out of gear with the clockwork. achievement. By the use of this improvement the adjust- Small pinions, D, are attached to the inner ends of levers.one Improvement In mill Bushes. ment can be readily and accurately made, and… … tient. Result, equal span in inches. The levers, E, are thrust to CUSTER'S IMPROVED MILL BUSHES. Rule 3d. To find number of one side, throwing the pinions, plates due to a given elasticity, span, and size of plates : is to enable the spindles of millstones to be adjusted with D, out of gear with F…

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