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Early History of Wood-Working Machines (1870) — 25.0%

[...] Bentham greater than all the honors conferred on him by the government during his life, from which we quote as follows:       'Sir Samuel Bentham was the first to introduce saw mills into our national arsenals, the first also to lay down the principals of all kinds of machine saws that may be constructed, and which have never since been materially departed from. The specification of his patent of 1703 is a perfect treatise on the subject, indeed the only one worth quoting that has to this day been written on the subject.'       To show the acquaintance [...]

How to Properly Disassemble and Clean a Unisaw — 12.5%

[...] December 27 2007 {Reference:http://owwm.org/viewtopic.php?t=32049|http://owwm.org/viewtopic.php?t=32049}. Quote "In reality you could dismantle and clean [...]

Sidney Shepard — 12.5%

[...] affairs. Regarding the personal character of Mr. Shepard, in business and in private life, we will quote the words of one who knew him: “Though Mr. [...]

Origins of Two Bladed Table Saws — 12.5%

[...] Co. , for a saw similar in concept but different in design to Wardwell's. Ray Muno added: regarding quote enivelmj "Another maker of co-linear dual [...]

Chilion M. Farrar Obituary — 12.5%

[...] death was an inestimable loss to the community, and his virtues elicited many tributes from which we quote the following editorial utterance from a leading [...]

Early American High Speed Engines — 12.5%

[...] throttle, which reduced the mechanism to its fewest parts. In this connection I cannot do better than to quote the following from J. W. Thompson, the inventor [...]

How Much Is My Machine Worth — 12.5%

[...] Tomorrow's Headline: eGroup Shoots Self in Foot (or is it A$$) Why not set a policy: "we don't establish, quote, or suggest prices". I'd hate to see all the [...]