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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 25 (December 1885) (1885)

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is hollow, and upon the overcome. Heretofore, by the sand blast process of less we give him credit for having produced a simple cutting, boring, frosting, or ornamenting stone, metal, end which projects over the toothed ring it carries device capable of illustrating on a large scale the intri- a… … IMPROVED SAND BLAST MACHINE. of the ring is not an exact mul- readily understood from the illustrations. The steam en- tiple of the number of teeth The figures shown in the smaller engraving were in the pinion, the ring will, by the differential move- ters by the pipe, M, but by opening a cock, D,…

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