Examples of Machine Shop Practice
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The pattern is held to the wood chuck by strips of paper glued between the face of the chuck and the pattern; this permits the pattern to be removed after the turning of the seat for the hub, which operation is shown in Fig. 24.
MAKING A WORM-GEAR 21 Pig. 25 shows the tool rest swung to a position that allows the hub to be tried into the recess, as in Fig. 26. Fig. 27 is the pattern removed from the chuck with the hub and core prints ready for gluing into place. This is done in Fig. 28, and In ...Fig. 30 the pattern is shellaced Fig. 33. The Pattern Drawn Pig. 34. The Core in Place the Cope ready for molding. The tools used by the patternmaker appear in Fig. 29.
Considered from the viewpoint of the foundryman, a pattern is a useful but not an indispensable tool, and with it he can more easily 22 No. 10 EXAMPLES OF SHOP PRACTICE produce the required castings. Such a pattern as the one shown makes a simple molding job, if a molding job of any sort can be termed "simple. " In Fig. 35 are the two parts of a flask made hinged so as to be snapped open by the molder to remove them from the sand mold, Pig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pattern is held to the wood chuck by strips of paper glued between the face of the chuck and the pattern; this permits the pattern to be removed after the turning of the seat for the hub, which operation is shown in Fig. 24.
MAKING A WORM-GEAR 21 Pig. 25 shows the tool rest swung to a position that allows the hub to be tried into the recess, as in Fig. 26. Fig. 27 is the pattern removed from the chuck with the hub and core prints ready for gluing into place. This is done in Fig. 28, and In ...Fig. 30 the pattern is shellaced Fig. 33. The Pattern Drawn Pig. 34. The Core in Place the Cope ready for molding. The tools used by the patternmaker appear in Fig. 29.
Considered from the viewpoint of the foundryman, a pattern is a useful but not an indispensable tool, and with it he can more easily 22 No. 10 EXAMPLES OF SHOP PRACTICE produce the required castings. Such a pattern as the one shown makes a simple molding job, if a molding job of any sort can be termed "simple. " In Fig. 35 are the two parts of a flask made hinged so as to be snapped open by the molder to remove them from the sand mold, Pig.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard Parker Fairfield to read onlineMoreLess
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