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

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t line while the part J is moving along the customed places or in unusually large numbers. The side of the guide. The other two cutting edges of under the title "Rotagons." It has been used to a following examples, with many others, are mentioned limited extent as a cam movement for the purpose the… … periods earlier. In 1907 the woodwork of the perspective, and also in plan. It will be ob- Diagram showing drill for cuttin Section through National Museum in Washington was serious- served that it is made of two intermeshing hole with sharp corners. chuck. ly injured by termites. A similar attack…

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