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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 18 (October 1870) (1870)

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that being the place There being always a number of teeth in the wheel, F, Wonderful as has been the progress already made, the where all the work is done. meshed in the teeth of the wheel, B, it is not necessary to future promises equally astonishing developments. Never make these wheels of very… … to be vigorously pumiced to reduce all inequalities of surfaca This process of baking and pumicing is repeated, with some, provided with this movement, in which the wheel, B, is only variations, three times more, and the slab is then in a condi- nine inches in diameter, he is able to raise three…

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