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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 26 (June 1872) (1872)

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fforts that The accompanying engraving (Pig. 1) represents a press sup- ha ve been made, in a variety of devices, to increase the speed NOVEL MODE OF SAWING WOOD WITHOUT A SAW. of the flat bed cylinder printing press. To achieve this desi- plied with the improved spring. The bed is provided with… … tinum wire, quent damage, COTTRELL & BABCOCK'S AIE SPRING PRINTING PRESS. wouldraiseits by carrying in- temperature to a red or even white heat. The most important of the frame, and the hollow rods of these plungers are con- to the air chamber any Bheet, tape, etc., that might acciden- application…

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