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1909:Marking blue
1899:Height gauge
1879:Feeler gauge
1859:Center gauge
1826:Rotary table
1806:Lathe center
1718:Piercing saw
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1574:Hand scraper
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1650:Punch press
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1554:Counterbore
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1082:28 November
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1293:Archived
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