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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 18 (October 1897) (1897)

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lly, on account these bevel gears. In order to cover the whole length days. The Pope Manufacturing Company secured of its compact parts, have everything in its favor. The of the tooth, the cutters are given a vertical travel of possession of the patents. only point upon which both the manufacturer… … the front axle in the position occu- the literature relating to the work MACHINE FOR CUTTING THE BEVEL GEARS- pied by the sprocket in the chain- of laying the cable, forms another driven wheel, and this wheel and part. There are also copies of medals They have built many successive models of which…

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