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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 26 (June 1874) (1874)

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asing or body rable constiuction, and is self-closing. The valve is not lia- the lumber before the same reaches the saw; and by such ar- of the safe is cast, or otherwise attached, a socket. A, into ble to become choked with dirt, as the passage of the water rangement, the operatorjis enabled to… … serves to clean the orifice, while the pressure of the fluid This is an invention specially adapted to meet the wants more fusible still, welds at a lower temperature than iron, of users of flooring machines, who have found difficulty in keeps the valve down. but the process is a more delicate one.…

Iron · Patents · Tools · Improved · Cast Iron · Breech · Tool point · Three feet · Sewing machine · Naval mission · Cutting edge · East river · Top rake · Carbonic acid · Steam engines

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