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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 25 (December 1896) (1896)

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its appearance in America. It is called the Eiffel soned heart oak, 6 inches thick, 10 feet per minute, Moietnre 0P8 0-86 019 O'OS tandem and is a real curiosity. As will be seen in the 12'8 e. h. p.; ripping seasoned white pine, 6% inches Ash 0098 006 1-63 0-04 accompanying engraving, the lower… … great advance on any method now in use, both in per minute; speed of cutting edges of tool, 3,105 feet TEE EIFFEL T&NBEK.' respect of accuracy and of ease in execution. The per minute ; power feed ; motor belted to shaft of tool: map is in effect a closely contoured map, printed on Motor, idle,…

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