Blacksmith Shop Practice
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The fulcrums are just high enough to clear the bottom of the air chamber when the forge is raised to its full height, which allows it to be easily removed from the track when the levers are disconnected. Fig. 16 shows the forge lowered, and the brick cover suspended by the chain clear of the work. The latter can be conveyed to the steam hammer, as it rests in hooks connected with an overhead trolley. Fig. 17 shows a view of the forge when raised to its highest position by the linkage.
Air is su...pplied from a blower through a flexible hose attached to a flanged pipe. The shut-off can be opened or closed from either side of the forge by means of the two small levers. When in use, the forge has to be placed so that when the work to be welded is in posi- tion for heating it will be on the level with the lower die of the steam, hammer. It is necessary to use a trolley system of the style imli- 20 No. 61 BLACKSMITH SHOP PRACTICE fj VICE BENCH | | SURFACE PLATE / Q VICE BENCH x ( I SURFACE PLATE /Q VICE BENCH | - li"~" ^~~~ y ~~~~~~ ~~ ( 8 J |u^ NARROW \ GAGE T \, ' CAR A TRACK I 1 \ !.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fulcrums are just high enough to clear the bottom of the air chamber when the forge is raised to its full height, which allows it to be easily removed from the track when the levers are disconnected. Fig. 16 shows the forge lowered, and the brick cover suspended by the chain clear of the work. The latter can be conveyed to the steam hammer, as it rests in hooks connected with an overhead trolley. Fig. 17 shows a view of the forge when raised to its highest position by the linkage.
Air is su...pplied from a blower through a flexible hose attached to a flanged pipe. The shut-off can be opened or closed from either side of the forge by means of the two small levers. When in use, the forge has to be placed so that when the work to be welded is in posi- tion for heating it will be on the level with the lower die of the steam, hammer. It is necessary to use a trolley system of the style imli- 20 No. 61 BLACKSMITH SHOP PRACTICE fj VICE BENCH | | SURFACE PLATE / Q VICE BENCH x ( I SURFACE PLATE /Q VICE BENCH | - li"~" ^~~~ y ~~~~~~ ~~ ( 8 J |u^ NARROW \ GAGE T \, ' CAR A TRACK I 1 \ !.
What to read after Blacksmith Shop Practice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Cran to read onlineMoreLess
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