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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 25 (December 1889) (1889)

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h it has been in the ground less than two A screwdriver which will clamp the head of a screw .. < ( t I » years. and hold it in fixed position while it is being driven has AN IMFBOVED DEVICE FOB FELLING TBEE& been patented by Mr. Charles G. Teubner, of Lexington, The accompanying illustration… … position shown in dotted lines in Fig. 1. A third rope TETTBNEB'S SCBEWDBIVEB. BBOWN'S DEVICE FOE FELLING TEEES. has one end fastened to a bar of the sliding frame, the rope passing thence over a pulley on the top sup- is designed that an ordinary cross-cut saw may be the body of the device is…

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