Benjamin, Charles H[enry], 1856- [from old catalog] · New York, H. Holt and company · leaf 151
FiG. 52. Fig. 53. stock A has a conical hole to receive the bearing B, which lattercan be moved lengthwise by the nuts FG. The bearing may besplit into two, three or four segments or it may be cut as shownin e, Fig. 50, and sprung into adjustment. A careful distinction … Fig. 54. must be made between this class of bearing and that beforementioned, where the journal itself is conical and adjusted end-wise. A good example of the latter form is seen in the spindlesof many milling machines. Fig. 54 shows the spindle of an engine lathe complete with itstwo bearings. The…
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