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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 18 (May 1875) (1875)

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causes the tool to hold very firmly to the rest, and Fur. 62 The distance a tool requires to be heated and dipped at the hence to turn very true. It possesses the further advan- first dipping, and the distance to which the transient dip- tages that it cuts very freely, and that its point can, by… … temperature increases, assume various shades of color, com- ance. Any excess of this inclination renders the tool liable illustration, as shown in Fig. 64, A, B, C, etc., representing mencing with a very light straw color, which deepens suc- to turn out of true.and destroys its eutting edge very…

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