A short treatise on the designing and construction of gearing and mill-work. Accompanied by an explanation of the construction and use of the odontograph of Prof. Willis .. (1873)
[Scott, David] engineer. [from old catalog] · New York, D. Appleton and company · leaf 86
f geering there is one large vertical shaft from which the minor horizontal shafts derivetheir motion. The bottom extremity of the vertical shaft is supported on a species of bearing techni-cally named a foot-step, of which Fig. 2107 represents a specimen. In this case, the motion is… … which geers with the equally pitched wheel F on the horizontal shaft K. On the other extremity olthis shaft is the bevel-wheel C, which geers with a similar wheel on the vertical shaft; and throughthis last wheel motion is communicated to the equal wheel B and the geering on the right.…
Gearing · Mills and mill-work · Odontograph
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