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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 18 (May 1879) (1879)

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y which the working works, are two in number, each 526 feet in length. Here is and inspection gauges are tested from time to time, and kept plane of the skilled mechanic. made all the furniture for the machines, from a plain table The number of driving belts which meet the view in this in the… … and inferior work. themselves are in all respects Here we may remark that, thoroughly substantial and as The organization and maintenance of the perfect system being given the liberty of the shop, we improved the oppor nearly perfect as can be made from the best materials by the tunity to make…

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