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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 20 (May 1909) (1909)

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fitted on the fire side, and It sometimes happens that the threads of a bolt or of holes 1/16 inch diameter about 3 inches apart, the greatest difficulty to overcome was to make the a pipe break off and must be cut without the aid of and so placed that the water strikes the back of the bolts… … hundred or more pencils daily, and after having tried A VERTICAL BLUE-PRINT WASHER. with little success a number of the expensive sharp- eners, I fitted up a small all-metal carpenter's plane in the water is- turned on for a moment, wetting the THREAD CUTTING WITHOUT A DIE. a box, and it answers…

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