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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 22 (November 1891) (1891)

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rod engaging a spring- without disturbing the adjustment. It has been pressed trigger on a gear wheel meshing into a bevel holds five sizes of pipe, J^, %, %, }( and 1 inch, and is patented by Mr. Eugene J. Wheeler, of Millington, gear wheel on the lower end of the shaft of the grain always ready… … shaft engaging spring-pressed blocks held GALLOWAY'S "LIGHTNING" DIE STOCK FOR PIPE. in collars on a longitudinal rod, the col- lars being placed where desired on the rod, and the serving as a guide appears directly opposite each, blocks being held yieldingly in the collars, so that the giving a…

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