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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 17 (April 1899) (1899)

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ooth to be set at the time. bolts, one of which passes centrally through the clevis- Several holes are punched near the bottom of the out- The saw is fed by means of a pawl which engages the plate and the other eccentrically. At their rear ends side cylinder to allow the egress of the gases and the… … crank lever, to move the saw forward. From the ar- rangement described it follows that the setting tools COUSINS' CONVEBTIBLE FLOW. and feeding-device are both actuated by the operation of the arm. by means of which the distance between the beams The patents for this machine are controlled by the…

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