Benjamin, Charles H[enry], 1856- [from old catalog] · New York, H. Holt and company · leaf 284
^ plates. In such a design the overlap below thetop of the bed should be made sufficiently strong to resist theturning action from TF3. B and C show the application of gibsbetween the sliding head and the bed to take up side slack. In)me classes of machines gib arrangements are essential. If, … Fig. 116. however, heavy side thrusts are involved the form C is question-able unless made very heavy and strong. With the bed planedto an angle as at C and D, the latter would be considered thestronger. Sliding Head.—Since the sliding head cannot be rigidly fastenedto the bed, it must be fitted to…
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