Foundry Practice; a Text book for Molders, Students And Apprentices
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— Molding the Drag Plate and Carrying Plate.
wood is bedded at the center and with a pair of trammels two circles A and B, Fig. 8i, representing respectively the outside and inside diameter of the plate, are traced on the face of the bed. A piece of plank C, of somewhat greater thickness than the plate, has one edge formed to a section of the outer circle, LOAM MOLDING II9 and a similar plank E is cut to form a section of the inner circle. These two pieces of plank are successively moved around... the circumference of the circle traced in the sand, and sand is rammed up against them and struck off flush with the top of the plank. We thus have formed in the sand bed a depression of the same size and shape as the desired drag plate, but of somewhat greater depth. As the plate must be handled by the crane it is necessary to cast on it four lugs D, which quarter the circle. These lugs are formed by placing a block of wood of the desired size and shape against the segment C at the proper points on the circle and ramming sand around it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Molding the Drag Plate and Carrying Plate.
wood is bedded at the center and with a pair of trammels two circles A and B, Fig. 8i, representing respectively the outside and inside diameter of the plate, are traced on the face of the bed. A piece of plank C, of somewhat greater thickness than the plate, has one edge formed to a section of the outer circle, LOAM MOLDING II9 and a similar plank E is cut to form a section of the inner circle. These two pieces of plank are successively moved around... the circumference of the circle traced in the sand, and sand is rammed up against them and struck off flush with the top of the plank. We thus have formed in the sand bed a depression of the same size and shape as the desired drag plate, but of somewhat greater depth. As the plate must be handled by the crane it is necessary to cast on it four lugs D, which quarter the circle. These lugs are formed by placing a block of wood of the desired size and shape against the segment C at the proper points on the circle and ramming sand around it.
What to read after Foundry Practice; a Text book for Molders, Students And Apprentices?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer, R. H. (Reginald Heber), B. 1853 to read onlineMoreLess
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