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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 6 (February 1877) (1877)

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he side on the spoke in con- remaining stationary. For spoke tenoning, it is provided making spokes. This apparatus, owing to the irregular tact with the cutters on the rapidly rotating cutler head, b, with a light adjustable attachment on the carnage for grasp- forms of spokes, is specially… … then turned over, and the other side similarly dressed. On chine, and the guide pieces on each side govern the position The machine is intended for shaping and smoothing the drawing the spoke forward and releasing it from the stop, of the revolving cutter, which acts upon the material placed…

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