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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 14 (September 1876) (1876)

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h control the clutch- and shook them before swallowing them ; from this time on, to take a slow or quick stroke, a long or a short one, the es, and there are various other advantages which will be stroke being effected by the epicycle and cam combined. wards it ate every day about two dozen minnows… … clutches enter the above although it shook and THE VICTOR DRILL CHUCK. mentioned slots, and at squeezed them, and fre- their fulcrums are enlarged and rounded, so that they quently made them bleed. In the bath room where the paratus, it will save its owner from fifty to seventy per there have…

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