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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 7 (February 1875) (1875)

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ticker." The sidehead can be raised and low- even in the busy season, many expensive and valuable tools are allowed to stand idle because the peculiar kind of work, ing sidehead sufficiently to pennit the free working of the ered, moved in or out, set at any angle, and adjusted either for which… … tion of several ope- are of a peculiar rations, and the construction; they THE EXCELSIOR WOOD WORKER AS A MOLDING MACHINE. form, shape, and remain perfectly adjustability of the parallel at any different parts to hight, or rise from make them answer the table, are one and all the pur- strojigjy and…

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