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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 5 (July 1870) (1870)

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eady, the saw apparently running as well at a speed of 700 vertically by a simple device at the back not shown in the These pivots work in counter-sunk holes, properly spaced as at half that speed. It can be set at any length of saw, engraving, whereby its position may be very quickly reg- so that… … for example, those of Decazeville, in Aveyron, Positive Action Scroll Saw. BEACH'S POSITIVE ACTICN SCE0LL SAW, Our engraving shows a novel form of that and of Commentry, in the department of Al

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