Educational woodworking for home and school (1908)
Park, Joseph C · New York, MacMillan · leaf 129
volutions, and divide the product by thenumber of revolutions of the driven; the quotient willbe its diameter. Problem 3. To ascertain the size of the driver.Rule. — Multiply the diameter of the driven by thenumber of revolutions you wish it to make and divide the product by therevolutions of… … FOR HOME AND SCHOOL 111 with special reference to doing smooth work on wood,from yq to 6 in thickness. Surfacers are made in16^ 20, and 24: widths. The tight and loose pulleys(10 by b\) on the countershaft should make 800revolutions per minute. A machine like this shouldnever take the place of work…
Manual training · Woodwork
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