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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 16 (April 1909) (1909)

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ck, E, is 7% inches wide, to suit the it be desired to make a foot-power lathe, a couple (Continued from the issue of April 3rd.) width of the lathe-bed. The guide, a, is 1 inch thick of bearings can be secured to the blocks B, and a by 7% inches long. It is secured to the stock with crank shaft… … Fig. 17.—CONSTEUCTION OF FEAME. Fig. 16.—THE COMPLETE LATHE. it will have to be on the outside to come under the to slide, as already referred to. It is 4 inches wide, last instalment, is illustrated and described in the head-stock pulley, H. there being but one wedge. The full height, includ-…

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