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Notes on machine design (1902)

Benjamin, Charles H[enry], 1856- [from old catalog] · Cleveland, C. H. Holmes · leaf 69

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ot only to adjust the bearing forwear, but to align the shaft perfectly. The main bearing of the spindle in a lathe, asshown in Fig. 24, offers a good example of symmetri-cal adjustment. The headstock A has a conical holeto receive the bearing B,which latter can be movedlengthwise by the nuts F… … MACHINE DESIGN, 63 mentioned, where the journal itself is conical and ad-justed endwise. A good example of the latter form isseen in the spindles of many milling machines. 34 Lubrication. The bearings of machines whichrun intermittently, like most machine tools, are oiledby means of simple oil…

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