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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 13 (March 1906) (1906)

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aken off when a core was made so as to get the ficult to get at except when the locomotive is over a proper thickness at the connecting groove. The total pit. Also in a heavy passenger engine t/here is a weight of the casting was 7 tons. saving of as high as 1,745 pounds over the Stephen- A… … Method of Striking Up the Moid. daylight, if we wish). The blacks come off in a few At the same time, in our effort to obtain power we minutes, and we obtain directly a foundation com- A PUZZLING BIT OF FOUNDRY WORK. have rather neglected the question of efficiency, posed of reliefs. The picture…

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