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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 18 (May 1885) (1885)

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o drills being at automatically, the instant a fire occurs, by the action of necessity be so also, seeing the centers coincide. work on each line, then the slides are again placed so of the heat; and this problem may be considered not as to suit a new set, and so on until the whole of the When the… … in the case just mentioned the holes require to be the weight may be reduced sixteen per cent by boring, drilled at right angles to the special or flat part. The tube commanded by the machine in its present posi- while the strength would not be lessened by more than mode adopted to overcome this…

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