The manual training school, comprising a full statement of its aims, methods, and results, with figured drawings of shop exercises in woods and metals (1887)
Woodward, C. M. (Calvin Milton), 1837-1914 · Boston, D.C. Heath · leaf 131
for finish varies greatly, but for surfaces likely to be cast true and sound may be taken as enough. Shrinkage is also a variable quantity depending on the metal and upon the form of the casting. Pattern-makers’ rules are made 12|" standard to the foot and graduated proportionally ; hence 1 in 96… … Fig. 118. Allowances in tue Size or Patterns. The pattern is to be molded flat side down. See Fig. 118. Nothing need be added to ax and b1 for draft, but each is to be increased by * of itself, for shrinkage, and each face is to have ^g of an inch for finish. The dimensions of the base will then be…
Manual training
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