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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 19 (November 1883) (1883)

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presented attached to sewing ma- facilitating repairs in case of accident. Each machine is has a carrier pin, over which the groove in the cable passes. chines. The battery is of such size that it forms a conve- thoroughly tested before leaving the manufactory. The end of the bearing has a thread… … Fig 8.--THE ELECTRIC DENTAL MOTOR. stantly ceases. The same motor, supplied with a minute bichromate of potash variety, and is inclosed in a neat case. fraction of the current of an electric light system, will drive It consists of six one-gallon cells, in each of which are two vibration extending…

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