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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 22 (May 1871) (1871)

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llers have pivoted bearings at one end, so that, when lumber, and in order to get a sufficient thickness of edge to it is desired to place the clamps upon the belt, they are swung receive the nails without splitting, it has been necessary to around on the pivots to allow the belt to be inserted be… … ing turned so as to clamp the belt, the turning of the lever, the clip box, on the bottom of the kingbolt, is extended thickness may be had from one inch boards resawn, thus A, draws the belt tight, so that it can be properly cut and back, and forms a brace, indicated by dotted lines, which en-…

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