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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 2 (January 1893) (1893)

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er in its sides and bottom, in which run chains on rollers, ends of the jaws may be forced together or the chains being carried by sprocket wheels and pro- allowed to spread apart, enabling the jaws to vided with transverse scrapers moving upward on the be clasped firmly to a bit and be very… … works entirely. Since the introduction of the meta- may be quickly and easily effected, when the spring is TENCH'S CONVEYEB OB ELEVATOB. stannic acid putty, however, not a single case of lead secured in place by a clamping bolt, the construction preventing any rattling or loose motion from inaccur-…

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