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

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tain it in proper posi- simply to fit the halves of the bushes into the pulley; and water was used in one minute and twenty-two seconds, with tion. this is easily done by any machinist, without disturbing his it, the same supply lasted two minutes and five seconds. In the operation of carving, the… … pared, and can state that such as we have seen run smooth- ly and without heating. From testimonials exhibited to us, it further appears that, according to the opinion of actual users, the wear is practically imperceptible. The second new application of metaline, illustrated in Fig. 2, is its…

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