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Page 1 11 matches ring Tools on Lathe. The Rake of the Drill. Laps. Using the Lap. Surface Gages. Uses of the Surface Gage. IV. ON THE FIRST USE OF THE FILE Page 48 Th Page 2 10 matches ries to become a mechanic. The machinist easily occupies a leading place in the multitude of trades and occupations. There is hardly an article of use but comes to the market through Page 3 19 matches ortant, with some modifications, in finishing work, it is given the place of first consideration here. [Illustration: _Fig. 24. Tool for Wrought iron._ _Fig. 25. Tool for Cast iron._ Page 4 20 matches attention of machinists to the great advantage arising from true surfaces and edges for all types of machinery, and he laid the foundation of the knowledge in accurating surfacing. Page 5 8 matches it enables the machine, or the part of the machine operated, to be placed close to the crank. Fig. 84. CONTINUOUS FEED BY THE MOTION OF A LEVER.--The simple lever with a pawl on eac Page 6 17 matches tend to confusion, and the quality of resonance is lost. There are places where echoes are repeated many times. In the chateau of Simonetta, Italy, a sound will be repeated thirty ti Page 7 11 matches well with a clean cloth, and then wipe off well before beginning to trace. DETAIL PAPER.--The detail paper, on which the drawing is first made in pencil, should show the figure accur Page 8 7 matches en no change in power results; but instead, thereof, a change takes place in the direction of the motion. [Illustration: _Fig. 129. Fig. 130. Change of Direction_] When one end of t Page 9 10 matches when ruffled by the winds; the shimmer of the moon on its crested surface; the brain in thinking; the mouth in talking; the beating of the heart; all, alike, obey the one grand and un Page 10 6 matches water, 100 parts. This is applied in a liquid state to the paper surface. FLOOR DRESSINGS.--Oil Stain. Neats' foot oil, 1 part; cottonseed oil, 1 part; petroleum oil, 1 part. This m Page 11 8 matches forms. Anchor bolt. A structure intended to be placed in a hole in a wall, and held there by a brew which expands a part of the Page 12 24 matches l resume their original form when released. Embedded. To be placed within a body or substance. Emerge. To come out of. Emphasize. To lay particular stress upo Page 13 3 matches nt, 72. Ether, 91, 169. Expansion, 93. Explosions, 156, 167. F Facet, 52. Fahrenheit, 148, 186. Feed, longitudinal, 66. Feed, transverse, 66. Ferric chloride, 166. Filament
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Stamped with unique and appropriate designs in ink! Price, 75c Postpaid M. A. DONOHUE & CO. 701-727 S. DEARBORN ST. CHICAGO +------------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | Transcriber's Note: | | | | Every effort has been made to replicate this text as | | faithfully as possible, including obsolete and variant | | spellings and other inconsistencies. Obvious | | spelling/typographical and punctuation errors have been | | corrected after careful comparison with other occurrences | | within the text and consultation of external sources. Minor | | punctuation errors have been amended without note. | | | | Page 137: Incorrect pressure of 88 oz. for wind speed of 10 | | mph changed to 8 oz. | | | | Page 146: Micron incorrectly printed as 1.25400, changed to | | 1/24500. | | | | Page 178: Corrected table entry for 1-7/8, printed as 1/7-16. | | | | Alphabetic order errors in the glossary retained. | | | +------------------------------------------------------------------+ End of Project Gutenberg's Practical Mechanics for Boys, by J. S. Zerbe
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