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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 23 (June 1909) (1909)

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l, that poles get out man whom he heard using several blows of the ham- by means of two thumbscrews. The guide plate should of plumb and alinement because of wind pressure and mer to drive a shingle nail, was somewhat crestfallen be raised from the saw-plate about % of an inch by wire strain.… … SCROLL-SAW GUIDE. on the frame of a building, and desires to draw the pole, and unless it be located at the edge of quick- board down tightly against the one below it; he two plates, so that the article to be cut may be slid sand, or abuts a living spring of water, it will very points the nail…

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