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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 23 (December 1885) (1885)

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om the furnace when very great saving in the labor expended in beveling. date it has been and is still generally customary to it has reached the desired temperature, and for this The machine is very compact, lightly but strongly con- bevel bars for the frames, reverse bars, keelsons, string-… … which if detected leads to them lows, chairs, or other uncertain MACHINE FOB BEVELING ANGLE BARS, ETC. being condemned, or doubling contrivances. The guard has pieces have to be fitted, as com- been patented by Mr. John C. pensation. Arthur's patent beveling machine over- manufactured by the…

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