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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 12 (September 1884) (1884)

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ot. The two frame plates are placed on oppo- through the furnace wall. Prom the lower side of the site sides of the upper edge of the vertical plate, above The materials are immersed for six or eight hours in this end parts of this pipe extend tubes down at the opposite which is a lever formed of u… … HEDGES STEAM BOILEB. The machine will also, with equal facility, dress each BROADBBOOES' IMFBOVED MECHANICAL MOVEMENT. strip into a different product, the lumber being made with- with one of which the feed pipe is connected, while the out feather edges, but with a beveled edge tongue that is other…

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