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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 19 (May 1909) (1909)

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eir last previous appear- the lathe. The drill is indicated at E, and ance was in 1888, approximately two sun spot the guide at F. Pig. 2 shows the guide in periods earlier. In 1907 the woodwork of the perspective, and also in plan. It will be ob- Diagram showing drill for cuttin Section through… … Details of tbe guide members. A is clamped to the supporting arm of the machine. By a German patented process, soluble starch is pro- The drill so far described will cut square holes with duced by acting upon a mixture of starch and acetic adjacent to the rounded edge of the shank. The arc rounded…

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