. American engineer and railroad journal . ished by the (ieneralElectric Company. It is controlled by a starting box and mainswitch, both of which are located on the right side of theframe for convenient access to the operator. The drive isfurther made flexible by the use of a friction-clutch on thecountershaft for starting and stopping the machine independ-ent of the motor. The reciprocating motion is obtained forthe ram by open and cross belts and special automatic-reliev-ing clutches, the driving pulleys being proportioned for aquick-return stroke of 3 to 1. The principle for which this sha


. American engineer and railroad journal . ished by the (ieneralElectric Company. It is controlled by a starting box and mainswitch, both of which are located on the right side of theframe for convenient access to the operator. The drive isfurther made flexible by the use of a friction-clutch on thecountershaft for starting and stopping the machine independ-ent of the motor. The reciprocating motion is obtained forthe ram by open and cross belts and special automatic-reliev-ing clutches, the driving pulleys being proportioned for aquick-return stroke of 3 to 1. The principle for which this shaper is particularly noted Isthat of the drawing cut, whereby the thrust of the cut isplaced directly against the column of the machine, therebyhaving a tendency of drawing the bearings closer together andmaking the machine more accurate. The construction of themachine is such that it will work close to a line and will re-verse at the extremity of its stroke without shock or jar. Itis of the geared type and gives an even motion through the. LEFT .VND RICIIT-IIAND VIEWS OF MOTOR-DRIVEN { 24-lN. HENDEY-NOBTON BACK SHAPER.—HENDEY MACHINE COMPANY.


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