e pattern is PATTERN MAKING. as shown in Fig. 122, to carry the branch. We then place required to serve simply for the production of a few cast- Our next example is whatis calledaT, a drawing for ings, whether it is to be cast aside after the first casting, which is shown in Fig. 118. It is shown… … scriber, keeping the joint faces vertical ; and this adjustment upon the connections to which it is to be attached. Patterns the board, and fixing it temporarily there, as shown in Fig. of this class are often made so that either round flanges or being made, we fix temporarily the branch to the…
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