WHITNEY SURFACING AND THICKNESSING MACHINE. A remarkably fine machine. The adjustable bed is mounted on inclined planes, giving a very firm support. from the Article THE DEVELOPMENT OF WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY. By John Richards. from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XVII 1899 The Engineering Magazine Co

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