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

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s that represented only, in the mid- in the annexed il- dle, or on one or lustrations, the dis- both ends, substi- tinguishing name tuting, in niany of which forms the cases, machine above heading. Its work for labor operation is not hitherto accom- new, and therefore plished only by not… … hand lever on the theless, very strong, THE EXCELSIOR WOOD WORKER AS A HAND PLANING MACHINE. end of the ma- as the whole frame chine is used for is cast in one piece, starting or stop- v.'ithout joined or ping the feed. framed parts. The weighted Fig. 1 shows the chip bonnet is ad- apparatus…

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