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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 6 (August 1870) (1870)

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and blinds, furniture and bed- bits from striking the beds, when adjusted, while running. in revolving. The bed, C, in front ot the bits must be ad- steads ; in railroad car shops, wagon and carriage shops, man- The bevel nut and fence are made in a single piece, and can justed as much lower than… … advantageously. ules, more or less soft- McBETH, SHAFFER & CO.'S UNIVERSAL WOOD WORKER. Three kinds are and hard, similar to made, one with boring and routing attachment, one with the cut required. Thus as soon as the work has passed to those of raw sugar ; it can also be worked into a thick whit-…

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