Punch And Die Work
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L. Ross, September, 1907.
40 6 PUNCH AND DIE WORK are made on centers and necked in at Q to allow clearance for the chips. With a cutter of the proper shape the teeth are then milled on the broaches, using the dividing head on the miller. After cutting the teeth on all of the broaches, the teeth on the punch should be cut Fig. 72. Broach for making Dies for Gear Blanks, etc.
at the same setting. The broach is then hardened and ground on the faces as indicated. When used, each successive step is... driven through the die until the last step is reached, and this should be driven through as many times as there are teeth in the broach, turning it one tooth each time. By doing this, whatever error may have been caused by hardening is overcome. * * F. E. Shailor, January, 1904.
CHAPTER III EXAMPLES OP DIES AND PUNCHES* In the following are given a few examples of the design and con- struction of dies and punches, selected because they are very interest- ing and ingenious in their action. The die in Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. Ross, September, 1907.
40 6 PUNCH AND DIE WORK are made on centers and necked in at Q to allow clearance for the chips. With a cutter of the proper shape the teeth are then milled on the broaches, using the dividing head on the miller. After cutting the teeth on all of the broaches, the teeth on the punch should be cut Fig. 72. Broach for making Dies for Gear Blanks, etc.
at the same setting. The broach is then hardened and ground on the faces as indicated. When used, each successive step is... driven through the die until the last step is reached, and this should be driven through as many times as there are teeth in the broach, turning it one tooth each time. By doing this, whatever error may have been caused by hardening is overcome. * * F. E. Shailor, January, 1904.
CHAPTER III EXAMPLES OP DIES AND PUNCHES* In the following are given a few examples of the design and con- struction of dies and punches, selected because they are very interest- ing and ingenious in their action. The die in Fig.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Russell Markham to read onlineMoreLess
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