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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 4 (January 1874) (1874)

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parcelled out, each man takes a few rope in an orifice which can be made any required size by turning B, on the upper side of which ratchet teeth are yarns, or " Spanish foxes," and spends the next also formed. The shank of the jaw enters the twenty minutes or half hour in examining the frame or… … it firmly in place. attempted something of the kind, but the same WARDWELL'S ADJUSTABLE BENCH JACK. man, running the same engine day in and day out, When desired, two or more of the jacks may be attached to the bench at different distances from the vise, will, in time, take risks that he would not…

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