Hobs And Gear Hobbing
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The rest may also be in the form of an angle plate clamped to the face of the column, but the former type SPECIAL HOBS 29 is the most desirable, as it brings the work in a more accessible position.
The blank templet should be a piece of sheet steel about one- sixteenth inch thick, one edge of which should be straight and true and the surfaces smooth and bright. The surface to be laid out can be given a coat of copper solution, or, still better, varnished so that the lines may be etched deeper, ...as the handling in working out the shape tends to obliterate the shallow lines in the thin copper coat. This blank templet can then be clamped to the rest in a convenient position. There must be plenty of room for the travel of the gear, so as to obtain the proper amount of "roll" to generate the shape desired.
DIRECTION OF TABLE TRAVEL INTERMEDIATE POSITIONS GEAR CENTER SCRIBE OUTLINE OF THE SPACE HERE. DOTTED CURVE SHOWS SECOND POSITION.
Machinery Fig. 11. View showing the Relative Position of Gear and Templet The true edge of the plate should be parallel with the rest and the direction of the movement of the milling machine table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rest may also be in the form of an angle plate clamped to the face of the column, but the former type SPECIAL HOBS 29 is the most desirable, as it brings the work in a more accessible position.
The blank templet should be a piece of sheet steel about one- sixteenth inch thick, one edge of which should be straight and true and the surfaces smooth and bright. The surface to be laid out can be given a coat of copper solution, or, still better, varnished so that the lines may be etched deeper, ...as the handling in working out the shape tends to obliterate the shallow lines in the thin copper coat. This blank templet can then be clamped to the rest in a convenient position. There must be plenty of room for the travel of the gear, so as to obtain the proper amount of "roll" to generate the shape desired.
DIRECTION OF TABLE TRAVEL INTERMEDIATE POSITIONS GEAR CENTER SCRIBE OUTLINE OF THE SPACE HERE. DOTTED CURVE SHOWS SECOND POSITION.
Machinery Fig. 11. View showing the Relative Position of Gear and Templet The true edge of the plate should be parallel with the rest and the direction of the movement of the milling machine table.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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