The Boy Mechanic: volume 1
The Boy Mechanic: volume 1
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At the bottom. A cross bar, L, made of the samematerial, is fitted into the off-set in the frame and riveted. Holes are drilled through the frame and brass bushings, H and J, are fitted for bearings to receive the adjusting brass rod, B, which should be 1/4 in. In diameter. A brass curtain rod can beused for the rod B, and on its lower end a socket, P, is soldered.
A piece of brass 2 in. Long, 1/2 in. Wide and 1/8 in. Thick isused for the armature, A, to be operated by the magnet coil, C. The c...oil, C, is made in the usual manner by wrapping No. 14cotton-covered magnet wire on a wooden spool that has a soft ironcore. The spool is about 2-1/2 in. Long. The armature, A, isdrilled, making a hole just a little larger than the rod, B, andis adjusted in place by two set screws, D and E. A soft piece ofiron, F, is fastened to the opposite end of the armature with ascrew, which should be placed directly under the end of the coil'score. This end of the armature may be kept from swinging around byplacing it between a U-shaped piece of brass fastened to the crosspiece L.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the bottom. A cross bar, L, made of the samematerial, is fitted into the off-set in the frame and riveted. Holes are drilled through the frame and brass bushings, H and J, are fitted for bearings to receive the adjusting brass rod, B, which should be 1/4 in. In diameter. A brass curtain rod can beused for the rod B, and on its lower end a socket, P, is soldered.
A piece of brass 2 in. Long, 1/2 in. Wide and 1/8 in. Thick isused for the armature, A, to be operated by the magnet coil, C. The c...oil, C, is made in the usual manner by wrapping No. 14cotton-covered magnet wire on a wooden spool that has a soft ironcore. The spool is about 2-1/2 in. Long. The armature, A, isdrilled, making a hole just a little larger than the rod, B, andis adjusted in place by two set screws, D and E. A soft piece ofiron, F, is fastened to the opposite end of the armature with ascrew, which should be placed directly under the end of the coil'score. This end of the armature may be kept from swinging around byplacing it between a U-shaped piece of brass fastened to the crosspiece L.
What to read after The Boy Mechanic: volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Popular Mechanics to read onlineMoreLess
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