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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 21 (May 1890) (1890)

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thus describes a method of detect- is almost entirely dependent upon the manual dexte- a revolving drill. In all these cases the metal is at- ing leaks in underground gas pipes : tached to the block and treated as shown in Fig. 1. rity of the operator. A kind of repousse is here sug- Test holes are… … Fig. 1.-EMB0SSING THIN METAL. Fig. 3.-R0PE PATTERN. tion a die formed of a small rope glued in a semicircu- It is not, however, assumed that any set of devices can three feet long are inserted. In the upper ends of lar groove in a bar of hard wood. The embossing is be made to serve in lieu of taste…

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