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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 25 (June 1876) (1876)

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neling or carving For further information, address the American Metaline The first application. Fig. 1, is to loose pulleys, which, as moldings in the solid wood, instead of producing them se- Company, 61 Warren street. New York city. everymechanic is aware, are extremely difficult to keep lu-… … water otherwise employed is realized. This a cross and straight belt, alternately J. A. FAY & CO.'S CARVING AND PANELING MACHINE. has been proved by tests on the city foun- shifting from a loose to the tight pulley as manufacturers now prepare linings or flanged bushes, of tains at Geneva,…

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