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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 12 (March 1876) (1876)

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by means of steam; the The further advantages claimed are that the saw runs for the extra power which, it would appear, would be required material is then pumped into a copper vessel, B, to which is easier, with less jar, noise, and vibration than does any blade to depress the lever to its full… … are no special features of novelty which would attract and there ends in a large leather hose, with which con- attention. The table and stand are very heavy and are nection may be made with a similar pipe onshore. This, BENTEL, MARQESANT & GO'S SCROLL SAW. Cast in a single piece; or a wooden table…

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