Smiths' Work by Paul Nooncree Hasluck

Author:Paul Nooncree Hasluck
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: D. McKay
Published: 1904-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

Fig. 124.—Die Block.

then from the opposite face, until the nicks meet in the centre of the bar. Open out the divided ends into a curved form, and reduce slightly, so as to approximate to the finished dimensions, leaving the

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ends a (Fig. 123) of the original dimensions, and fullering them diagonally for scarfing (see a), which shows the T-piece finished for welding). The iron, B, that is to form the remainder of the ring, will be curved, and fullered, and scarfed at the ends to match the T-piece, A.

At this stage the ring will be less than the finished diameter—say by about \ inch, dependent on the bulk . of the work—to allow for working and finishing subsequent to welding, which stretches the iron. The spindle will be welded with a scarfed joint on to the free end a, or if the spindle is short it may be drawn down from the T-piece itself.

Where many bridles are made alike for standard

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