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Model engine construction, with practical instructions to artificers and amateurs (1894)

Alexander, John Henry. [from old catalog] · London, New York, Whittaker · leaf 119

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After polishing, remove the bolts, slipthe crank-pin through the brasses, tighten them up,and the connecting-rod is complete. There are noL.rfC. 100 MODEL ENGINE CONSTRUCTION. means of adjusting the brasses for wear, but this ispractically nil in a model engine. The connecting-rod is usually made… … Fig. 31. File it all over, and make the under surface of thesole that rests on the bed-plate perfectly flat andtrue, or else it will rock when the engine runs.Drill bolt-holes into each end of the sole, widenthese with a rimer, so that they will pass easilyover the bolts, screwed into corresponding…

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