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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 9 (February 1874) (1874)

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get rid of the mercury by this opera- gasoline or naphtha. the socket, the butt of the tooth, c, passing to the opposite tion, since about twice the necessary quantity remains, leav- It is hardly needful to remark that they merely act as im- side of the plate; also, were the point turned down so… … therefore needs no washing, The segment or spring of IMPROVED MOVABLE TEETH FOR SAWS. and which will weld up an the shank is left just strong enough to cause the necessary friction to hold the tooth solid as a coin. This is a true amalgam, containing no f ree mer- course the chances of explosion…

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