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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 13 (March 1876) (1876)

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to which it fits. B is a washer, turned to fit setting. To obviate this difficulty, the machinist should first easily to the diameter of A, and C is a collar, solid with A. Number XLIV. chuck the work by one of the lines, and then perform all D is a stem, turned parallel and true; and it is a… … to fit the part. A, of the stud) is placed thereon, the stud hightof the surfaces upon which our circles are to bemarked, chucking, he should adopt one of the following methods to being bolted to the chuck plate while the hole at the oppo- from the body of the lever or arm. If the arm is to be set…

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