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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 26 (December 1894) (1894)

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ious plate, G, which sup- other uses. ports the bearings for The manufacture of the worm, H. This various materials used worm engages the worm in the ship yard in- wheel, E, and its axis is cludes an extensive prolonged beyond the brass foundry, fully bearings, to receive the equipped to produce… … To perform the work of handling heavy Fig. 3.-SECTI0NAL VIEW OF EQUATORIAL STAND. plug, as indicated in the sectional view. materials such as boilers, cannon, etc., a The larger ends of the stopcock casings monster floating derrick has been constructed which are rebated to receive the graduated…

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