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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 1 (July 1873) (1873)

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secured by a bolt passing through it. By in most cases, founded upon the principle of using wrought it is attached to the machine, rises and falls with the scythes. means of an attachment, D, on its short arm, the lever can iron as a basis and either carbon or pig metal as a carbonizer. " To… … early American inventors, whose contributions to the me- serves to secure the apparatus while the weight is suspended. "By the increase of velocity, the scythes revolve with chanical arts have so greatly assisted the progress of the In operation, the short arm of the lever is placed under the great…

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