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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 25 (December 1878) (1878)

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l. It is not a difiicult drilled transversely, a fork, R, is inserted in the tail which screws on the lathe spindle, and has a tapering matter to make them, since we have such reliable material spindle. as Stubs' steel wire of every size. The best form of flat As to the matter of drilling, little… … mass to a sufiicient height to fuse the coating metal. pliers prevent the point from becoming heated. The effect of the centrifugal action is to discharge the Another method, applicable to larger drills, is to employ a FOBUS OF SBILLS. notched block of lead, as shown in Fig. 3. The drill in this…

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