Turning and Boring - Softcover
Excerpt: ...and work one-half, or one-third, of a revolution, as the case might be, and then connect the gears. For example, if the stud gear had 96 teeth, the tooth meshing with the idler gear would be marked with chalk, the gears disengaged, and the spindle turned until the chalked tooth had made the required part of a revolution, which could be determined by counting the teeth. When this method is used, the number of teeth in the stud gear must be evenly divisible by two if a double thread is being cut, or by three for a triple thread, etc. If the stud is not geared to the spindle so that each makes the same number of revolutions, the ratio of the gearing must be considered. 152 Setting Tool When Cutting Multiple Threads.
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- PublisherRareBooksClub.com
- Publication date2013
- ISBN 10 1236716809
- ISBN 13 9781236716804
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages100
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