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Elementary projection drawing. Theory and practice. For preparatory and higher scientific schools, industrial and normal classes; and the self-instruction of teachers, inventors, draftsmen, and artisans. In six divisions .. (1880)

Warren, S. Edward (Samuel Edward), 1831-1909 · New York, J. Wiley & sons · leaf 203

An illustration from Elementary projection drawing. Theory and practice. For preparatory and higher scientific schools, industrial and normal classes; and the self-instruction of teachers, inventors, draftsmen, and artisans. In six divisions .., 1880, leaf 203
, a connectingrod attached to the crank-pin would actuate any piece at itsopposite end through a stroke equal to twice S^. 11. A connecting rod is attached to a crank-pin by a methodhaying many modifications in minor details. The general prin-ciple, alike for all, is shown in Fig. e. The object to… … Fig, e, in one piece. B, shown sectionally, and B in elevation, are thebrasses, square outside and cylindrical inside, which, together,embrace the shank of the crank-pin, and are kept from slidingoff by the head of the crank-pin h, Fig. a. The whole is fas-tened by two bolts bb, bb. This…

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