Machine drawing; a practical guide to the standard methods of graphical representation of machines, including complete detail drawings of a duplex pump and of a direct-current generator . e 3V, length of face 1|.Make an outline like Fig. 120, indicating the pitch diameters, pitchcones, and normal cones. This plate should be inked in, fine lines being used for the con-struction lines, and heavy ones for the body of the gears, which maybe made any proportions to suit the students conception of what theyshould be. This may be treated as a case for development of thestudents mechanical judgment an


Machine drawing; a practical guide to the standard methods of graphical representation of machines, including complete detail drawings of a duplex pump and of a direct-current generator . e 3V, length of face 1|.Make an outline like Fig. 120, indicating the pitch diameters, pitchcones, and normal cones. This plate should be inked in, fine lines being used for the con-struction lines, and heavy ones for the body of the gears, which maybe made any proportions to suit the students conception of what theyshould be. This may be treated as a case for development of thestudents mechanical judgment and sense of proportion, based, ofcourse, on the exact skeleton outline made from the data as given. EXAMINATION PLATES Drawing Plates V to X, inclusive, constitute the Examination for thisInstruction Paper. The student should draw these plates and send them tothe School for correction and criticism. Reproduced plates of Nos. VIII, IX, and X, are not sent to the student;he should work out the problems for himself, following the directions given. The date, students name and address, and the plate number, should belettered on each plate in inclined Gothic capitals. MACHINE DRAWING 153. I. 154 MACHINE DRAWING


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