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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 24 (June 1877) (1877)

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pe vise or implement for holding a pipe stock. Fig. 5 represents a tool in which a sharpened disk In Fig. 10 is represented a machine for finishing the while being threaded or otherwise fitted; a and b are dif- within a block is fastened to the end of the screw rod; and moulding process of clay or… … ripr-Sorketini; Machine. wards. The pipe, a, is placed in the bed of the machine, Pipe. Cutter, and the upper clamp brought down and locked. The head- turning the screw. The pipe is then severed by turning the piece, which has the counterpart form of the socket., is then instrument around upon it.…

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