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0foOea6ie Cog, Shur, or Beuel Gearing


We have examined an Improvement in
spur or beyel gearing for mills and other
machinery, recently invented by Mr.. Charles
Neer, an ingenious and Industrious mechanic
of this village, for which he has obtained "a
patent. The improvement consists in, the
introduction of side plates OF cast iron for the
rim of the wheel, instead of seguents of
wood, and in the manner OF fitting in and Sc
curing the cogs. For the purpose of fixing
the cogs between the plates thsre are bars
across the insice of the plates Increasing in
width towards the verge, so as TO leave
grooves of equal width across the plates fol-
the cogs. The bars hayc each groove