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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 9 (March 1907) (1907)

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are then shredded by ma- jaw; in the combination tool the bench vise is with- ments required from time to time. It is this purpose chinery, and then sieved, after which the peat is com- out this inherent weakness by virtue of its peculiar which the tool herewith illustrated is intended to… … through the air latter are rend- The Emery Wheel in Operation. u>rilling a Piece of Work. intake . at the ered harmless, front side of the gear case, and is fitted to receive an and the mixture has a sweeter taste than molasses the tailstock, which is in this case also the anvil, forms emery wheel,…

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