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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 6 (February 1892) (1892)

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passes back cured his hat, and came back to continue his fight on The chisels can be regulated to cut shallow or deep. again to large wheel on the main shafting. The large the fire. Unconscious of his danger he bounded to the The face of the stone becomes perfectly smooth after sheave wheel in the… … nmSTRATIOlTS OF STONE CUTTING, SAWING, AND POLISHING. sawed are first placed on a car and run under the saw- with the car wheels. By drawing a lever back and him on the shoulder. He cried, "Oh, my Grod ! " and ing hhed. The cars are about IJ^ foot in height, about forth, and the wire being…

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