Forge Work
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ances for producing work accurately and rapidly. Examples similar to the four following ones would require consider^ 144 FORGE WORK able care and skill if they were to be produced without the use of the steam hammer.
At a is shown a double offset bend, the depth of which, for illustration, may be \ inch. To produce this, place two pieces of J-inch flat material, with width corresponding to that of the material to be bent, on the lower die, and sufficiently far apart to allow the offsets to form... between them. On these the material is placed, and on top of that also, located midway between the J-inch supporting pieces, a third piece of ^-inch stock is placed. The width of this should correspond with the required dimension at a and should be somewhat longer than the width of the ma- terial to be bent. This arrangement is shown at c. By delivering a sufficiently heavy blow upon them, the two offsets, will be formed simultaneously and accurately.
In all operations of this kind the thickness of the lower forming pieces should always correspond with the required FIG.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ances for producing work accurately and rapidly. Examples similar to the four following ones would require consider^ 144 FORGE WORK able care and skill if they were to be produced without the use of the steam hammer.
At a is shown a double offset bend, the depth of which, for illustration, may be \ inch. To produce this, place two pieces of J-inch flat material, with width corresponding to that of the material to be bent, on the lower die, and sufficiently far apart to allow the offsets to form... between them. On these the material is placed, and on top of that also, located midway between the J-inch supporting pieces, a third piece of ^-inch stock is placed. The width of this should correspond with the required dimension at a and should be somewhat longer than the width of the ma- terial to be bent. This arrangement is shown at c. By delivering a sufficiently heavy blow upon them, the two offsets, will be formed simultaneously and accurately.
In all operations of this kind the thickness of the lower forming pieces should always correspond with the required FIG.
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