Turning Lathes a Manual for Technical Schools And Apprentices a Guide to Turni
Turning Lathes a Manual for Technical Schools And Apprentices a Guide to Turni
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To 120deg. , as a rule, will do. Take out the cutter and turn it round in the sling, so as to bring the face which is left to be ground outwards; lay it on the stone, and grind it to the desired angle with the front line. This is not at all complicated, after all; and when the SLIDE-REST WORK IN METAL. 75 thing is being actually done, all will be seen clearly enough. Grinding this third or top face will obliterate the square, as it will bring the face to the line x y of this Figure.
Now here is... at once seen the handiness of the cutter bar. There is no forging to be done. The little steel rods, in. To fin. , or in large bars fin. , square, are readily procured, and can be cut in lengths of an inch or two; and as they are gradually shortened by grinding, they are merely pushed up higher in the sling, so as always to bring the point of the tool to the height of the Lathe centres. After grinding, the steel cutter is not left standing up high, but is pushed down again, so that the point shall never stand above the level of the shank of the tool : if too high, it will have a tendency to chatter ; and if it should catch in, it will pro- bably also break.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To 120deg. , as a rule, will do. Take out the cutter and turn it round in the sling, so as to bring the face which is left to be ground outwards; lay it on the stone, and grind it to the desired angle with the front line. This is not at all complicated, after all; and when the SLIDE-REST WORK IN METAL. 75 thing is being actually done, all will be seen clearly enough. Grinding this third or top face will obliterate the square, as it will bring the face to the line x y of this Figure.
Now here is... at once seen the handiness of the cutter bar. There is no forging to be done. The little steel rods, in. To fin. , or in large bars fin. , square, are readily procured, and can be cut in lengths of an inch or two; and as they are gradually shortened by grinding, they are merely pushed up higher in the sling, so as always to bring the point of the tool to the height of the Lathe centres. After grinding, the steel cutter is not left standing up high, but is pushed down again, so that the point shall never stand above the level of the shank of the tool : if too high, it will have a tendency to chatter ; and if it should catch in, it will pro- bably also break.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Lukin to read onlineMoreLess
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