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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 17 (April 1895) (1895)

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reverse of what happened. The central screw to hold the wheel true and prevent it from being bent. minute dial, giving a clear imprint of the passing made five or six revolutions per minute fewer than the Fig. 2 shows the jaws and the ejecting lever in position minute as shown by the clock dial.… … and actually 21 per cent in excess of that of the Olympia. Before passing on to consider the Minne- BRANSON'S WATCHMAKER'S TOOL. apolis it may be pointed out that it was not with any be used to straighten bent wheels or as wheel truing idea of obtaining improved speed efficiency that Mr. pliers for…

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