Diseño Mecanico
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LIBRARY
THE UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA
SANTA BARBARA
PRESENTED BY
Mr.
E.
P.
Bradbury
X-gto6^
XX
JFIVE
UCSb
UBRf^fjY
HUNDRED AND SEVEN
MEisflANiCAL Movements,
\\ALL THO^ WIK^H
V'^
EMBRACING
ARE MOST IMPORTANT
IN
-DYI^AMICS, HYDRAULICS, HYDROSTATICS, PNEUMATICS,
STEAM
AND OTHER GEARING, PRESSES, HOROLOGY,
AND MISCELLANEOUS MACHINERY;ENGINES, MILL
X
SEVERAL
WHlMvHAVE ONLY RECENTLY COME
Y T.
INTO USE.
BROWN.
EDITICV.
PUBLISHED BY BROWN & SEWARD,
261
BROx\D\VAY.
1908
V
Copyright
by
HENRY
T.Renewed
1868,
BROWN,
1896.
PREFACE.
The want of a comprehensive collection of illustrations and descriptions of Mechanical Movements has long been seriously felt by artisans, inventors, andstuIt was the knowledge of this want which induced the
dents of the mechanic arts.
The movements which it contains
compilation of the collection here presented.
have been already illustrated anddescribed in occasional installments scattered
through five volumes of the American Artisan, by the readers of which their
publication was received with so much favor as was believed to warrant theexpense of their reproduction with some revision in a separate volume.
The selection of the movements embraced in this collection has been made
from many and various sources. The English works ofJohnson, Willcock, Wylson,
and Denison have been drawn upon to a considerable extent, and many other
works American and foreign have been laid under contribution but more than
many of purely Americanorigin have never preone-fourth of the movements
Although the collection embraces
viously appeared in any published collection.
about three times as many movements as have ever been contained in anyprevious
American publication, and a considerably larger number than has ever been contained
in any foreign one, it has not been the object of the compiler to merely swell the num-
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THE UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA
SANTA BARBARA
PRESENTED BY
Mr.
E.
P.
Bradbury
X-gto6^
XX
JFIVE
UCSb
UBRf^fjY
HUNDRED AND SEVEN
MEisflANiCAL Movements,
\\ALL THO^ WIK^H
V'^
EMBRACING
ARE MOST IMPORTANT
IN
-DYI^AMICS, HYDRAULICS, HYDROSTATICS, PNEUMATICS,
STEAM
AND OTHER GEARING, PRESSES, HOROLOGY,
AND MISCELLANEOUS MACHINERY;ENGINES, MILL
X
SEVERAL
WHlMvHAVE ONLY RECENTLY COME
Y T.
INTO USE.
BROWN.
EDITICV.
PUBLISHED BY BROWN & SEWARD,
261
BROx\D\VAY.
1908
V
Copyright
by
HENRY
T.Renewed
1868,
BROWN,
1896.
PREFACE.
The want of a comprehensive collection of illustrations and descriptions of Mechanical Movements has long been seriously felt by artisans, inventors, andstuIt was the knowledge of this want which induced the
dents of the mechanic arts.
The movements which it contains
compilation of the collection here presented.
have been already illustrated anddescribed in occasional installments scattered
through five volumes of the American Artisan, by the readers of which their
publication was received with so much favor as was believed to warrant theexpense of their reproduction with some revision in a separate volume.
The selection of the movements embraced in this collection has been made
from many and various sources. The English works ofJohnson, Willcock, Wylson,
and Denison have been drawn upon to a considerable extent, and many other
works American and foreign have been laid under contribution but more than
many of purely Americanorigin have never preone-fourth of the movements
Although the collection embraces
viously appeared in any published collection.
about three times as many movements as have ever been contained in anyprevious
American publication, and a considerably larger number than has ever been contained
in any foreign one, it has not been the object of the compiler to merely swell the num-
—
—
—...
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