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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 18 (October 1875) (1875)

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e great slight, and it is usual to employ a similar device (on a large (to bore holes in the ends of the shafts, etc.), the cone distance they have, at times, to stand out from the holding scale) provided in the tool end of the slide Itself. Under plate shown in Fig. 150 is the best appliance known… … round groove, the tool shown chinists. A is a standard, fitting in the shears of the lathe, jj in Fig. 152 should be em- at E, and holding the circular plate, C, by means of the bolt, represents the tool end of the slide of the slotting machine, ployed. The outline. A, is B, which should be made to…

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