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Excerpt from The Construction of Timber: From Its Early Growth; Explained by the Microscope, and Proved From Experiments, in a Great Variety of Kinds
All that part of the bell metal, which tbe edge of ?ee cutter tm'veifir, is turned fo iow as not to touch it, (fee the Sec'tion the middle of the cutter is about of an inch thick, and has in it a (quare hole that fits on the end of a Free] axis P P, one end of which turns on a pivot in the plate C, the other end in the plateb B. This end has a conical {boulder Which fits into a hole A 53 Of6 introduction.
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