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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 15 (April 1889) (1889)

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machines for saw is hung there ; there is no monkey wrench to pick up sharpening, and they were a skeleton framework of or look for to fasten the set screw of the dog or clamp; wings and arms that one almost expected to see crawl and, furthermore, the same sling will do for lifting the around like… … iron and plate, with braces. The shafting hang- THE GIRDER FOR THE LINE SHAFTING AT THE ers are V-shaped, and are riveted to the plate, as FA8TENING CONNECTING METHOD OF A FRENCH PARIS EXHIBITION. shown in the sketch. KEYS. ROD The window which occupies a great part (all the brought to the surface.…

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