Tabitha Babbitt is credited with which invention in 1813?
Tabitha Babbitt Tabitha Babbitt Sarah "Tabitha" Babbitt (December 9, 1779 – December 10, 1853) was an early American Shaker tool maker and inventor, including inventions for the circular saw, spinning wheel head, and false teeth. It is contested whether she, or other Shakers, were the first to invent the circular saw. She was a member of the Harvard Shaker community. Babbitt was born in Hardwick, Massachusetts, the daughter of Seth and Elizabeth Babbitt On August 12, 1793, she became a member of the Shakers at the Harvard Shaker community in Massachusetts. Babbitt, having realized a round blade would be more efficient, is
Art Babbitt he made him resemble his voice actor, Sterling Holloway. Babbitt is also credited with developing the character of Goofy, a character which he later described in the 1987 documentary film "Animating Art": During the 1930s Babbitt rose to become one of Disney's best-paid artists, and enjoyed a lavish lifestyle despite the austerity of the Great Depression: However, despite this prosperity, in 1940 he and his wife Marjorie were divorced. Despite being one of the highest paid animators at Disney, Babbitt was sympathetic to the cause of lower echelon Disney artists seeking to form a union. Most of the strikers were