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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 17 (October 1882) (1882)
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with fending blocks that are dovetailed into thebeam as shown. The blocks virtually serve as head blockknees in keeping the lumber to the saw and prevent itsspringing, and the face of these blocks can be trued in per-fect line with the saw by taking a cut-off of them after themill and carriage has… … Fig. 4.-NEW CIRCTTLAB, SAW MILL MADE BY THE TAYLOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY. © 1882 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC 26o ^tuntiiU %mmtm. [October 21, 1882. face of the blocks being true to the saw, straight and evenlumber only can be produced, it being impossible, if the sawis in proper order, to saw bad…Patented · Silk · Apparatus · Machine · Ammonia · Manufacture · Scientific American · Patents · Ammonia gas · Strongest nitric · Load water · Feed water · Sewing machine · Nitric acid · Silk culture · Specific gravity · Cast Iron
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