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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 7 (August 1884) (1884)

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ter separation the dust is used hole must be drilled, after which the disk is turned to a true of 18 inches. Then these are cut automatically to the in that state for diamond saws only; but, for polishing, it is diameter. It is then forced into a recess of a low brass cap- right lengths, roughed… … separated, cleaned by acid, and blued. After the leaves have been cut, the pin- The spring is now attached to a brass collet ions are hardened and tempered, polished THE AMERICAN WATCH CO.—MAKING ESCAPEMENTS. in the center, and to a steel stud at the and finished ready for use. Seven barrels of…

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