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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 21 (May 1902) (1902)

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be quickly moved forwardby the operation. of a hand lever, and held in thisforward position by tightening a clutch on the tail-stock. This clutch, while serving its purpose very wellfor light work, has nevertheless been found wantingin heavier classes of work. Where large reamers or cut-ters are… … AN ATTACHMENT EOS TUBBET LATHES. very simple way of avoiding these difficulties hasjust been brought before the public by W. H. Dent, of1030 East 169th Street, New York city. A small at-tachment is bolted to the lateral slide of the tailstock,as shown in our illustration. This attachment consists…

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