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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 17 (October 1871) (1871)

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ach side of the cutter bits, and is thus planed obtained through the Scientific American Patent Agen'cy. machine now in use, and the character of the work is very out of wind. By adjusting the fence properly, any bevel For purchase of rights or machines, address McBeth, Bentel perfect, as shown in… … both sides of the carat. They are .sus- MoBETH, BENTEL & MARGEDANT'S UNIVERSAL WOOD WORKING MACHINE. piece at one operation), pended in the color by journals for agricultural machinery, picket pointing, gaining vided with boring, routing, and other attachments for per- 18 carat wire, and kept in…

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