Appleton's dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine-work, and engineering (1869)
New York, Appleton · leaf 785
gent-wheel K, on the spindle of which is a small pinion which geers with a rack on the back of thebracket B B. The bracket is secured, when raised to its proper position, by the pinching-screw w, onthe outer end of which a handle is fixed. C C is the sole of the radial arm D D. It is supported in… … E is the pulley-cone by which motion is communicated to the machine. On the spindle of this coneis keyed the bevel-wheel/, which geers with the similar wheel marked e on the vertical spindle <j. Thidspindle is provided with a sunk-feather to allow it to slide through the eye of the wheel e when…
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