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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 6 (August 1900) (1900)

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upright posts of pol- experienced in quickly reaching and finishing any part ished brass. An insulated brass ball placed opposite of the most intricate dies. Further experiment finally the horizontal diameter of the disk as closely as possi- Mim culminated in the manufacture of an engine by means… … A NOVEL ENGINE FOB DIE-SINE£B'S USE. posite end of the rest is a lug which engages the pulley cycle is repeated. The rotation is probably aided in and acts as a clutch when the hand-piece is in the rest, some manner by a current of air—"electric wind"— thus preventing the arm from being thrown out…

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