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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 6 (February 1887) (1887)

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ools. A scroll saw is also furnished for use in connec- scenes a metronome, which we herewith illustrate, and of visibility that would be possessed by a baton held tion with the lathe. The saw is attached to the table, which is the invention of Mr. Carpentier. The opera- in the hand, since it has… … presented is gradually and surely increased by the which run cords. Each of these cords is pulled at one lodging sediment, and the flow through the pipe there- end by a spring and at the other by the armature THE HOUSE LATHE. by lessened, until finally the pipe is completely choked. of an…

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