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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 6 (August 1871) (1871)

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foundation of the outfit adjust themselves to wedge shaped bodies placed horizontally. to the upright shaft and bevdl wheels, through them to the for the machinist, while it is equally important in other When thus used, the collar is forced up by the nut, in the chain wheels, H, one of which is on… … corresponding to the various pressures indicated by the said shafts, having powerful set screws to adjust the width of fore, calculated to widen its sphere of usefulness, will at once gages. space between the disks. The ore or stone is fed into a chute, arrest the attention of all mechanics. The…

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