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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 5 (January 1872) (1872)

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eceived its final facing off pre-paratory to the cutting of its teeth. The cutter head wasthen accurately adjusted in position for cutting the teeth,upon a firm but temporary rest. A temporary dividingwheel was then firmly and truly fixed upon one end of thesame arbor. To insure greater accuracy,… … The divisions for this wheel were made as follows : A stripof untempered steel (about one thirty-second part of an inchthick, one and a quarter inches wide, and of sufficient lengthto reach around the periphery of the wheel, and about threeinches to spare rfor lap), was prepared straight and even ;…

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