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Plain and ornamental forging (1916)

Schwarkzkopf, Ernst · New York : J. Wiley & Sons ; London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 224

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ART FORGING 207 must be exercised in straightening the scroll to place the eye in the tool hole or allow it to project over the edge of the anvil. Welded scrolls should be made as accurate as possible so that very little time is required for final fitting or setting when cold. … Fia. 162(0). Fia. 162(c). Work of this kind ought to be finished on the anvil so that little filing is necessary. The eyes of scrolls are quite frequently rolled in at the end of the stock, leaving the eye flat and not raised, that is even with the width or thickness of the material. Such scrolls…

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