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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 9 (February 1870) (1870)

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n order to do this the cards are sorted and arranged in duce the pigs and bars of tin. A test furnace need not be ant particular, that the drilling table turns (from a horizontal small lots, until the proper thicknesses are secured. They are very expensive, and this question, if decided… … make affidavits as to the truth of his statement. 1 dangerous ; safety valves out of order and overloaded, 22— There are five different independent motions of the table ; namely: 4 dangerous; steam gages out of order, 40—2 dangerous, 1st. Turning, as above described, for angular drilling. varying…

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