Gages And Gaging Systems; Design, Construction And Use of Tools, Methods And Processes Involved
Gages And Gaging Systems; Design, Construction And Use of Tools, Methods And Processes Involved
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It is made of tool steel, hardened and ground all over. Figs. 184 and 185 show two knife-edge straight-edges A and B; Fig. 186 is a test-bar, Fig. 187 a knife-edge square, and Fig. 188 a test-block. Considerable trouble will be experienced in •" •< « « * • • Digitized by QoO^Qi GAGES AND GAGING SYSTEMS 171 — ^-t — — I — ^'g^' ^ f s"; — \ \^ ^^ ^^ Fig. 183 -4X Fig. 184 s 13 )3 Fig. 185 MRoiuul ■<^^f ■;.".■: = Fig. 187 Fig. 186 ^ ^»< I Knifc-Edgc Tools. Fig. 188 Digitized by QiOo^z 172 GAGES AND GAGING SYSTEMS keeping tools like these true, especially in winter. The warmth of the hand will throw them out of truth. This can be overcome by putting in the fiber or hard rubber, as shown by the dotted lines. These tools should be kept in a box with a little oily waste to prevent rust. A Knife-edge Straight-edge Fig. 189 shows not a lethal weapon, but a knife-edge straight- edge. It was made by grinding and lapping an old flat-ground English razor. It remains true longer than many bought straight- edges, and this quality may be attributed to the long years of Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is made of tool steel, hardened and ground all over. Figs. 184 and 185 show two knife-edge straight-edges A and B; Fig. 186 is a test-bar, Fig. 187 a knife-edge square, and Fig. 188 a test-block. Considerable trouble will be experienced in •" •< « « * • • Digitized by QoO^Qi GAGES AND GAGING SYSTEMS 171 — ^-t — — I — ^'g^' ^ f s"; — \ \^ ^^ ^^ Fig. 183 -4X Fig. 184 s 13 )3 Fig. 185 MRoiuul ■<^^f ■;.".■: = Fig. 187 Fig. 186 ^ ^»< I Knifc-Edgc Tools. Fig. 188 Digitized by QiOo^z 172 GAGES AND GAGING SYSTEMS keeping tools like these true, especially in winter. The warmth of the hand will throw them out of truth. This can be overcome by putting in the fiber or hard rubber, as shown by the dotted lines. These tools should be kept in a box with a little oily waste to prevent rust. A Knife-edge Straight-edge Fig. 189 shows not a lethal weapon, but a knife-edge straight- edge. It was made by grinding and lapping an old flat-ground English razor. It remains true longer than many bought straight- edges, and this quality may be attributed to the long years of Fig.
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