Grant, George B. (George Barnard), 1849-1917 · Boston, Grant gear works, incorporated · leaf 105
e first time, andthere may be several failures. The best pos-sible result can be bettered with a file, afterrunning the cut gears together to find wherethey interfere. In the hands of a skillful workman, a pass-able approximation can be reached, and if theaxes are very near together compared with… … Substitute train.Fig. 165. 180.—SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SKEW BEVELGEAR. . When there is a chance to introduce anintermediate shaft, the skew bevel gear canbe avoided, and it is not only better, butcheaper to avoid the objectionable gear atthe cost of the extra mechanism. Fig. 164 shows how to place an…
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