American Pattern Shop Practice
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Molding Rope Sheaves A method of molding rope sheaves having wrought iron arms which are staggered in the hub is illustrated in Fig. 51, the left hand portion of the figure showing a section of the wheel and the right hand portion the method of making the mold.
Fig. 51, Half Section of Rope Sheave and Half Section of Mold The core boxes for making the cores A and B for the upper and lower portions of the hub and the middle portions C and D are shown in Figs. 52 and 53 the boxes being... shown in plan in the lower portion of the figures, and in section in the upper portion. These cores form the mold for the outside of the hub. An ordinary circular core formed in a regular core box is used for the bore of the hub.
In Figs. 54 and 55 are shown the core boxes for forming top and bottom rim cores E and F and the jjroove core C.
MOLDING ROPE SHEAVES 29-11 At A-B, Fig. 54, are shown two core prints used in the rim core box as shown in the section on the line Y-Z for forming the openings for the introduction of the wrought iron rods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
47 and 48.
Molding Rope Sheaves A method of molding rope sheaves having wrought iron arms which are staggered in the hub is illustrated in Fig. 51, the left hand portion of the figure showing a section of the wheel and the right hand portion the method of making the mold.
Fig. 51, Half Section of Rope Sheave and Half Section of Mold The core boxes for making the cores A and B for the upper and lower portions of the hub and the middle portions C and D are shown in Figs. 52 and 53 the boxes being... shown in plan in the lower portion of the figures, and in section in the upper portion. These cores form the mold for the outside of the hub. An ordinary circular core formed in a regular core box is used for the bore of the hub.
In Figs. 54 and 55 are shown the core boxes for forming top and bottom rim cores E and F and the jjroove core C.
MOLDING ROPE SHEAVES 29-11 At A-B, Fig. 54, are shown two core prints used in the rim core box as shown in the section on the line Y-Z for forming the openings for the introduction of the wrought iron rods.
What to read after American Pattern Shop Practice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccaslin, H. J. (Herbert John), B. 1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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