The Operative Mechanic, and British Machinist: Being a Practical Display of the Manufactories and Mechanical Arts of the United Kingdom |
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angle applied axis axle bars bottom brass bricks bucket called centre circle circumference cock colour common construction copal cupel cylinder described diameter draw edge effect ellipsis engine epicycloid equal fastened feet fixed flax force four frame friction frustum geer groove gudgeon heat hole horizontal hour inches iron joint length lever linseed oil litharge lower machine machinery manner matrass means metal mill mill-stone minute mortise and tenon motion mould moving nitrous acid operation pallet pass pendulum perpendicular piece pinion pipe piston placed plane plate pounds pressure proportion pulley pump quantity radius rail raised ratchet-wheel represented rollers rope round sails sandarac screw shaft side sliding spindle square steam stone sufficient surface teeth thickness tooth tube turned turpentine upper valve varnish velocity vertical vessel water-wheel weight wheel whole wire wood yarn