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Mechanics of Humans

shoulders may be
given to him.

In turning a winch,
the height of his
shoulders, or that of
his back, or that
of his brack, in
short different parts
of his body – may
serve as the stretching point
d' answer
the purpose of
stretchers in rowing
at the adapted to different
parts of the revolution.

About half the
every up the back
will probably be
found the most
convenient station
for the stretcher
upon the whole: the
muscular strength
of the back being
sufficient to admitt
of the great part
which is below giving by
means of this its weight
sufficient fixity to
the small part above
which is above.

A man having
2 hands, 2 feet &
an arse, says nothing
of knees & elbows
can make a point
d' of each, the
body remaining at
at rest: going
round a capstan
he may have a
road for some
other of this
point d'
arms for instance
as well as legs.
Pressing against a
capstan bar with
his breast or with
a belt over his
breast, he may
draw the capstan
bar which is behind
him, and in either
of those cases he
may exert the muscular
force of his
arm to great advantage
by pulling
himself forward by
a hand of horizontal
ladderway: or lashing
himself fast to
an immoveable
object he may
pull the capstan
round with his
hands: or sit
down as in
rowing.

To compleat the
similitude to rowing
let all the capstan
bars instead of being
fixed firmly in the
capstan be fixed
in a ring on the
capstan in such
manner as to move
back without the
capstan.

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1. Pat. for
1. Planing
2
1. Large bucket
2. Raising

3
Applying the
weight of men
in descent as a
mobile on board
of ship

4
3. Weight of men
by in descent combined
with muscular exertion

5
Mortises and
tenons

6
Sawing fillies

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Applying the
weight of men
by on different ends
sides of the fulcrum
of a lever
alternately.
1. Hammering
2. Pounding in Mortars
3. Sawing?

Round Trowel
for under continued constant
uninterrupted
motion & circular
motion
Ladder for
interrupted

Oval for motions
where the
resistance is regularly
unequal
within the extent
of the difference
of the diameters.
Quere this or
crank?
Answer in a
crank the difference
is invariable.

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Maximum of
saving in wood –
or other working
is the reducing
the force to the
least necessary
for dividing the overcoming the
attraction of cohesion
fibres of the natural body
of the particles to be shaped,
and the be producing
the least motion
necessary to
be effected for the
purpose of that
action.

Processes saved
1. Marker Measuring
2. Marking out
3. In cutting out
attention to conform
to the marks in
cutting.

Identifier: | JB/108/108/003 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 108.
Date_1		Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	108	Main Headings	panopticon
Folio number	108	Info in main headings field	heads & plans mechanics
Image	003	Titles	/help / aids to muscular exertion
Category	rudiments sheet (brouillon)	Number of Pages	2
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	[[watermarks::l munn [britannia with shield emblem]]]
Marginals		Paper Producer	benjamin constant
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	35611
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