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Plain and ornamental forging (1916)

Schwarkzkopf, Ernst · New York : J. Wiley & Sons ; London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 88

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end. For wider and smaller collars use stock accordingly. Heat the section to be bent, and bend the semicircle or curve over the horn, the short end parallel to the bar, Fig. 66(6). Slip Ay Fie. 66(0). a 1-inch square bar between the sides and close the angle in upon the bar. Then fasten the work… … Remove the angle from the vise and finish upon the anvil, as illustrated in Fig. 66(d). Single and double offsets may be made in various ways. By the most common method, the offset is formed on the outside edge of the anvil, using a top fuller or set hammer, as in Fig. 67. Allow a length equal to…

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