A Textbook On Sheet-Metal Pattern Drafting 2
A Textbook On Sheet-Metal Pattern Drafting 2
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The bath is to be made of No. 2G galvanized iron and a No. 4 wire enclosed in its upper edge. The body Pig. 81.
IS to be seamed in two pieces and the bottom attached by a double seam in the usual way. These drawings may be con- veniently made to a scale of 3 inches to 1 foot. It will be seen that this problem is a practical application of the principles shown in Dcvelopmcyit of Surfaces^ where the sur- faces of an oval pan body are portions of the surfaces of different cones. Since problems lik...e this occur in nearly all the sheet-metal working trades, the construction should be thoroughly mastered by the student.
Construction. — The plan should be drawn first. In doing this, the ellipses may be described by circular arcs, as shown in Geometrical Draiui?ig, which is an approximate method of constructing ellipses that is suitable for nearly all the smaller articles of this shape made by the mechanic.
The centers /;, // and d, d' are thus located and the outline of both bases described as indicated in Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bath is to be made of No. 2G galvanized iron and a No. 4 wire enclosed in its upper edge. The body Pig. 81.
IS to be seamed in two pieces and the bottom attached by a double seam in the usual way. These drawings may be con- veniently made to a scale of 3 inches to 1 foot. It will be seen that this problem is a practical application of the principles shown in Dcvelopmcyit of Surfaces^ where the sur- faces of an oval pan body are portions of the surfaces of different cones. Since problems lik...e this occur in nearly all the sheet-metal working trades, the construction should be thoroughly mastered by the student.
Construction. — The plan should be drawn first. In doing this, the ellipses may be described by circular arcs, as shown in Geometrical Draiui?ig, which is an approximate method of constructing ellipses that is suitable for nearly all the smaller articles of this shape made by the mechanic.
The centers /;, // and d, d' are thus located and the outline of both bases described as indicated in Fig.
What to read after A Textbook On Sheet-Metal Pattern Drafting 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by International Correspondence Schools to read onlineMoreLess
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