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Industrial drawing and geometry; an introduction to various branches of technical drawing (1911)

Spooner, Henry John, 1856- · London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green, and co. · leaf 149

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t. Fig. 413also shows how the end of the bolt is sometimes turned downto allow the nut to be easily screwed on, and to more con-veniently allow of a split pin to be used, where the bolt issubject to much vibration, to prevent the nuts working off,should they get loose. 225. The Capstan nut or… … Fig. 411.—Standardpractice. Fig. 412.—Practi-cally convenient,theoreticallyfaulty. Pig. 413.—Compro-mise, sometimesconvenient. Figs. 414, 415.-Capstan nut. turned off making a circular collar, through which rectangular slots are made, and into which, after the nut has been adjusted, around or…

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