Dunkerley, Stanley, 1870- · London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green · leaf 69
h K isin the middle position, the cone turns freely, without transmitting From the Mechanical Engineer, September 2, 1899. The compound gear and the pin are duplicated, in order to obtain a balanceamongst the parts. That is to say, a long key is fitted to the (external) boss G, and a slot or… … SIMPLE MACHINES AND MACHINE TOOLS, ETC. 59 motion to the spindle, the train of wheels simply revolving roundJ, which will be stationary. In this arrangement it will be noticed the reducing gear isplaced inside the speed cone, and would not, therefore, be visible. § 49. Chanife-speed Gears for…
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