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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 26 (December 1875) (1875)

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ner all ordinary work. The capacity of We illustrate herewith a new universal wheelwright's and thus free from the kinks or curls so annoying to silk ma- the rim planer is 35 to 50 sets of wheels in ten hours; that machine, which is designed for planing the rims of vehicle nufacturers. wheels on… … is very much to be the rear sides. It BUFFINGTON AND FOBNEY'S WHEELWBIOHT'S MACHINE. regretted that a is also necessary recent conflagration in Paterson has destroyed a large to form the rim, when finished, thicker where it rests upon is, if desired, made separate, and with or without the boring…

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