The Management of Steel
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If for a long screw-tap or rimer, three-quarters of an inch in diameter, seven- eighths round-bar steel swaged down at a cherry-red heat to three-quarters and a sixteenth will suffice (the one-sixteenth is allowed for turning) ; but if the edges of seven-eighths square steel be hammered down so as to form eighth squares and then swaged EXPANSION AND CONTRACTION OF STEEL. 195 down to three-quarters and a sixteenth, it will prove even better for the purpose than the seven- eighths round-bar steel... ; it must be obvious that if similar methods be adopted with larger articles, they will be less liable to break in hardening.
To make mistakes at times is the common expe- rience of all. It may therefore not be out of place to say a few words upon such pieces of iron-work as the mechanic may have the misfortune, through some oversight or other, to bore too large, and which would in some instances cause the work to be useless for the purpose for which it was intended were it not possible to contract the hole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If for a long screw-tap or rimer, three-quarters of an inch in diameter, seven- eighths round-bar steel swaged down at a cherry-red heat to three-quarters and a sixteenth will suffice (the one-sixteenth is allowed for turning) ; but if the edges of seven-eighths square steel be hammered down so as to form eighth squares and then swaged EXPANSION AND CONTRACTION OF STEEL. 195 down to three-quarters and a sixteenth, it will prove even better for the purpose than the seven- eighths round-bar steel... ; it must be obvious that if similar methods be adopted with larger articles, they will be less liable to break in hardening.
To make mistakes at times is the common expe- rience of all. It may therefore not be out of place to say a few words upon such pieces of iron-work as the mechanic may have the misfortune, through some oversight or other, to bore too large, and which would in some instances cause the work to be useless for the purpose for which it was intended were it not possible to contract the hole.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Ede to read onlineMoreLess
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