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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 17 (April 1897) (1897)

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ing the machine, angular opening in which two levers are pivoted at divergent. The theoretical speed of the steam as it and it is claimed that two men, after becoming profici- finally strikes the buckets is enormous, and in the case ent in its use, will be able to clamp, slat, and dowel of a jet… … HEBDEN'S SPEED INDICATOR. desired being placed in the holding teeth. The side rails PABKS AND NELSON'S BLIND SLATTING MACHINE. being blocked up so that the holes will come opposite their centers. The levers are perfectly balanced upon pounds, the speed would reach the theoretical speed of the…

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