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Machine design (1906)

Benjamin, Charles H[enry], 1856- [from old catalog] · New York, H. Holt and company · leaf 38

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y frames, as of large en-gines, lathes, planers, etc., are best made so as to restdirectly on a masonry foundation. Short frames asthose of shapers, screw machines and milling machines,should have one support of the cabinet form. The useof a cabinet at one end and legs at the other is offensiveto… … GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN. 19 always to be condemned, as it tends to make the frameconform to the inequalities of the floor or foundationon what has been aptly termed the caterpillar prin-ciple. A distinction must be made between cabinets orsupports which are broad at the base and intended tobe…

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