Elementary Machine Shop Practice
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A pointed tool is then FIT SHAFT TO COLLAR 51 used in the tool post as shown in Fig. 56. The point of this tool has an angle of 60, the same as the lathe centers, and is ground like a flat drill so that it cuts on both sides.
After the shaft is centered with this tool, a center-hole about 1/8" in diameter should be drilled. This is done by holding the drill in the tail-stock of the lathe with a drill- chuck, as shown in Fig. 57. The object of this center-hole is to give the center of the shaft ...a bearing on the lathe center a short distance back from the point, as at A in Fig. 58.
Placing Work in Lathe. The work is made to rotate on the lathe centers by fastening a lathe dog to the shaft at the head-stock end, as shown in Fig. 59.
Head Stock tail Stock FIG. 59 There are a number of different sized dogs; the smallest size that will go over the shaft should be used.
The tail-stock center is adjusted so that the shaft will rotate freely, yet be tight enough to allow no slack, or lost motion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A pointed tool is then FIT SHAFT TO COLLAR 51 used in the tool post as shown in Fig. 56. The point of this tool has an angle of 60, the same as the lathe centers, and is ground like a flat drill so that it cuts on both sides.
After the shaft is centered with this tool, a center-hole about 1/8" in diameter should be drilled. This is done by holding the drill in the tail-stock of the lathe with a drill- chuck, as shown in Fig. 57. The object of this center-hole is to give the center of the shaft ...a bearing on the lathe center a short distance back from the point, as at A in Fig. 58.
Placing Work in Lathe. The work is made to rotate on the lathe centers by fastening a lathe dog to the shaft at the head-stock end, as shown in Fig. 59.
Head Stock tail Stock FIG. 59 There are a number of different sized dogs; the smallest size that will go over the shaft should be used.
The tail-stock center is adjusted so that the shaft will rotate freely, yet be tight enough to allow no slack, or lost motion.
What to read after Elementary Machine Shop Practice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theron Josiah Palmateer to read onlineMoreLess
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