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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 23 (June 1877) (1877)

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o re- ceive the ring of the arm, B, at the lower portion of its stroke. The drill point is enlarged and made V-shaped, so that the sharp edges of the V trim the sides of the hole. lars, address the inventor, Mr. T. J. Nicholl, chief engineer, A spiral spring surrounds the drill bar, and is… … is a low crackling sound which is believed to be produced felspar, stilbite, and desmin, and crystallizes like the latter. by the rubbing of imperfect or rusty joints of the telegraph The disk shaft is turned by an ordinary crank, or it may be Its composition is as follows: Silica, 49'96 per cent;…

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