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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 3 (January 1877) (1877)

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ur three pieces, which, when of each segment, and, at the time of gluing, to insert a pieces of paper on the chuck, to give the ends of the seg- put together, are to form the six arms. Setting the com- tongue or thin strip of wood, nicely filling the saw cut, the ment a coat of glue for sizing, as… … suffice. But if the work is large, one screw should be in- have been made by a single melting, and has a good appear- serted through the chuck into each segment, about half way mark (from the centers already found) circles on one side of ance. It indefinitely resists damp, and is consequently…

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