Barrows, F. W. (Frank Wilson), b. 1853 · New York, N.W. Henley Pub. Co. · leaf 156
Fig. 55. which is inside the end of flanges at I, m, Fig. 56. Thispiece must be fitted into the recess cut in lower half at n. ONE WAY OF MAKING A CROSSHEAD. 155 The sides must be placed a little further apart at the topthan the bottom, to make the pattern draw nicely. Dontmake too much draft as it… … above a and h, Fig. 54. They should be made of hard woodin order to preserve the edge which meets the flange, andis liable to be broken oflf, as the parting is made betweenthe fillet and the flange. The fillet is made in the shapeshown for the same reason. Then the centre pin c is turned up as a…
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