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

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in operation, to be secured. The saw has a direct action from the two crank shafts, A. It is extremely simple in construction, as will appear from upon metal by engraving, with, it is claimed, greater facility the description below. The parts are so proportioned as to without the use o!: a spring… … rod, I, the belt J, being employed graver, B, but diminished in ex- SPENCER'S ENtfBAVDSG MACHINE. tent according as the pivots, I simply to carry the upper shaft secure durability, the shafts being of ample size, and running j over the dead center, and K, and F and D, with their corresponding…

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