Pattern Making
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In the first place there is no 110 PATTERN-MAKING expense of core sand, and no time is required for setting the core. It is also an easy pattern to mold, and good castings can be obtained from it. The reason why the three forms are described is that they may serve as an illustration of some of the problems that are sure to confront the pattern-maker at the start.
CHAPTER XIV SIMPLE PATTERNS IT is not always from the large things that we learn most. Much experience is gained from the simple prob...lems and those that look easy. Fig. 164 shows a cross section drawing for a piece for which a pattern is wanted. This is not in itself a difficult pattern to make, but the way the inside is cored out, or the way that it is to be constructed so as to make it hollow, is some- thing to be thought out. It is a good illustration of what is called a balanced core job.
Fig. 165 shows how the pattern is made for this piece. A split pattern is fastened with dowel pins, so that one-half comes in the nowel and the other half in the cope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the first place there is no 110 PATTERN-MAKING expense of core sand, and no time is required for setting the core. It is also an easy pattern to mold, and good castings can be obtained from it. The reason why the three forms are described is that they may serve as an illustration of some of the problems that are sure to confront the pattern-maker at the start.
CHAPTER XIV SIMPLE PATTERNS IT is not always from the large things that we learn most. Much experience is gained from the simple prob...lems and those that look easy. Fig. 164 shows a cross section drawing for a piece for which a pattern is wanted. This is not in itself a difficult pattern to make, but the way the inside is cored out, or the way that it is to be constructed so as to make it hollow, is some- thing to be thought out. It is a good illustration of what is called a balanced core job.
Fig. 165 shows how the pattern is made for this piece. A split pattern is fastened with dowel pins, so that one-half comes in the nowel and the other half in the cope.
What to read after Pattern Making?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G H Willard to read onlineMoreLess
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