The Art of Pattern-Making
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These blocks are easily removed when the bend is to be finished.
If the segments have been accurately worked and have not warped, little fitting will be necessary when assembling them. After a segment has been fitted and is ready to be doweled to its neighbor, a bead is worked on one edge. For this purpose a piece of saw-blade or other thin steel filed to form a bead and fixed to a gauge made for the purpose is convenient, the bead being formed rather by scrap- ing than by shaving.
When one hal...f the bend has been completed, except to finishing, it is to be inverted, and the other half assembled upon it, this last being performed in a manner similar to that of the previous half.
If preferred, both halves may be assembled on the board, right and left, and if due care be exercised they will match properly.
XXVIII.
THE LATHE AND LATHE-WORK.
The first essential for doing good lathe-work is a good pattern-maker's lathe, which should be per- fectly balanced and run steadily. When not spe- cially designed for very small work it should be provided with a traveling carriage and slide-rest, also with outside or overhanging face-plate and floor-stand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These blocks are easily removed when the bend is to be finished.
If the segments have been accurately worked and have not warped, little fitting will be necessary when assembling them. After a segment has been fitted and is ready to be doweled to its neighbor, a bead is worked on one edge. For this purpose a piece of saw-blade or other thin steel filed to form a bead and fixed to a gauge made for the purpose is convenient, the bead being formed rather by scrap- ing than by shaving.
When one hal...f the bend has been completed, except to finishing, it is to be inverted, and the other half assembled upon it, this last being performed in a manner similar to that of the previous half.
If preferred, both halves may be assembled on the board, right and left, and if due care be exercised they will match properly.
XXVIII.
THE LATHE AND LATHE-WORK.
The first essential for doing good lathe-work is a good pattern-maker's lathe, which should be per- fectly balanced and run steadily. When not spe- cially designed for very small work it should be provided with a traveling carriage and slide-rest, also with outside or overhanging face-plate and floor-stand.
What to read after The Art of Pattern-Making?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chase, I. Mckim (Isaac Mckim), 1837-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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