Scientific American Supplement, No. 312, December 24, 1881
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By substituting a conical cutter for a cylindricalone, the work may be beveled; by using both, the edge may be madesmooth and square, while the corner is beveled.
The tool shown in Fig. 12 might properly be called a barrel saw. It ismade by drilling in the end of a steel rod and forming the teeth witha file. To avoid cracking in tempering a small hole should be drilledthrough the side near the bottom of the larger hole. To insure thefree working of the tool it should be turned so that its cutti...ng edgewill be rather thicker than the position behind it. This tool shouldbe made in various sizes.
Tools for gear cutting and also cutters for wood have not beenmentioned in this paper; as they are proper subjects for separatetreatment.
WOOD WORKING.
It is not the intention of the writer to enter largely into thesubject of wood working, but simply to suggest a few handy attachmentsto the foot lathe which will greatly facilitate the operations of theamateur wood worker, and will be found very useful by almost any oneworking in wood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By substituting a conical cutter for a cylindricalone, the work may be beveled; by using both, the edge may be madesmooth and square, while the corner is beveled.
The tool shown in Fig. 12 might properly be called a barrel saw. It ismade by drilling in the end of a steel rod and forming the teeth witha file. To avoid cracking in tempering a small hole should be drilledthrough the side near the bottom of the larger hole. To insure thefree working of the tool it should be turned so that its cutti...ng edgewill be rather thicker than the position behind it. This tool shouldbe made in various sizes.
Tools for gear cutting and also cutters for wood have not beenmentioned in this paper; as they are proper subjects for separatetreatment.
WOOD WORKING.
It is not the intention of the writer to enter largely into thesubject of wood working, but simply to suggest a few handy attachmentsto the foot lathe which will greatly facilitate the operations of theamateur wood worker, and will be found very useful by almost any oneworking in wood.
What to read after Scientific American Supplement, No. 312, December 24, 1881?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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