Arbors And Work Holding Devices
Arbors And Work Holding Devices
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A series ot cams is provided for controlling the cutting tools, and by means ot a clutch mechanism operated by adjustable dogs, the cam- WORK HOLDING DEVICES 33 shaft may be given a slow feeding movement or a rapid idle move- ment over any portion of the periphery of the cam. Two heavy bars, A and J5, extend the full length of the machine and on these the vari- ous carriages and tool-holders are mounted. Each of these bars is controlled by a cam both as regards the longitudinal and the rock- in...g movement about their axes. The rocking movement of the front tool-holder C is caused by templets or cam surfaces on the slide or former bar at the front of the bed on which the outer end of the car- riage rests. These templets may be given any desired shape which will be copied by the tool as the carriage is fed longitudinally. The car- Machinery Fig. 2, Cross-sectional View of Fay Automatic Lathe riage may also be held stationary and the former bar carrying the templet may be fed to the right or left, thereby causing the tool to feed directly in or out at right angles to the axis of the work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A series ot cams is provided for controlling the cutting tools, and by means ot a clutch mechanism operated by adjustable dogs, the cam- WORK HOLDING DEVICES 33 shaft may be given a slow feeding movement or a rapid idle move- ment over any portion of the periphery of the cam. Two heavy bars, A and J5, extend the full length of the machine and on these the vari- ous carriages and tool-holders are mounted. Each of these bars is controlled by a cam both as regards the longitudinal and the rock- in...g movement about their axes. The rocking movement of the front tool-holder C is caused by templets or cam surfaces on the slide or former bar at the front of the bed on which the outer end of the car- riage rests. These templets may be given any desired shape which will be copied by the tool as the carriage is fed longitudinally. The car- Machinery Fig. 2, Cross-sectional View of Fay Automatic Lathe riage may also be held stationary and the former bar carrying the templet may be fed to the right or left, thereby causing the tool to feed directly in or out at right angles to the axis of the work.
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