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48 No. 3 DRILL JIGS der top and groove. This makes the air cylinder conveniently inter- changeable with any number of centering devices, the centering device being removed quickly so that there is little time lost in making changes, the clamping being a simple matter. The cylinder has three lugs K with open slots for bolts, these matching with three lugs on the centering device and constituting the clamping arrangement for the centering piece. When the centering piece is to be changed, the three bolts are loosened, slipped out of the slots, and the centering piece is lifted out and exchanged for another. If the drill bushing has to be changed, the yoke G is taken off and replaced by another, for it is generally desirable to have a yoke with Machinery, K.Y. Fig. 65. Vertical Section ofPneumatic Jig Fitted with Equalizing Centering Device its own bushing for each job. With small work the yoke simply has a bushing driven from the bottom, as illustrated in the half-tone Fig. 64, and the bushing alone presses against the work, but for larger work, which should be held down at three places on the rim, the yoke and clamp are connected with a universal joint as illustrated in Fig. 63, thus insuring equal pressure on the three clamping 'points. Fig. 65 is a centering device, used on the air-cylinder, in which there is a float. This float rests on a heavy spring, and on the float are three lugs A which support the gear casting. This device centers the casting, while the yoke is pulled down by air pressure until the gear rests on the three stationary surfaces B. The yoke with its equalizing saddle C holds the bevel gear firmly while drilling.* In the design of all devices using compressed air, care should be taken to economize as much as possible with the air, making the spaces * O. C. Bornholt, April, 1907-
EXAMPLES OF DRILL JIGS 49 it has to fill as small as possible. In the jig shown this has not been thoroughly taken into consideration. The long motion of the piston, entirely operated by air, makes it necessary to fill a great space with air each time the work is clamped. In such cases it is usually possible to move the clairip down upon the work with a mechanical movement requiring no air, and then effect only the actual clamping by the compressed air, in which case it would probably not be necessary to use one-tenth the amount of air now used in the jig
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