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INTRODUCTORY1II. PBNCILS, PAPER, INSTRUMENTS, ETC.2III PRELIMINARY ExERCISES11IV. CoNSTRUCTION OF LINES, CIRCLES,AND ARCS,ANDSTMPLE PLANE GEOMETRY21V. ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJRCTION -. 38VI. FASTENINGs:BoLTS, SCREWs, RIVETS, AND KEYS- 56VII. SKETCHING AND DRAWING OF DETAILS-68VIII. DRAWINGS TO SCALE. 85IX. SMALL ASSEMBLIES-105  \n# TEXTILEMACHINE DRAWING\n\nCHAPTER I  \nINTRODUCTORY  \nIn the pursuit of any branch of technical work,the studentdoes not proceed very far before he realizes the necessity for,and the advantage of,a knowledge of drawing.Many objectshave to be described in some form or other,and in a certainnumber of cases it is possible to describe the object underconsideration in a very few wordsFor example,one mighttake the shuttle-box spindle of a loom;it is a round rod,generally made from steel,and therefore simple in structure.If such a spindle were1 in.diameter,and 26 in.long (oftenwritten 2'2\"long),its shape,dimensions,and the materialfrom which it is made might be stated concisely as under:  \n15\"diameter×2'2\"long,bright steel.  \nBut if one takes such a machine part as the sword of aloom—one of the heavy brackets which support the lay—nosuch simple description is possibleAny written descriptionwhich could convey to the mind of the reader a completeknowledge of the shape and dimensions of a sword would bean intricate and complicated statement;so much so that itwould require an exceptionally able mind to grasp the details,and visualize the part.In such a case,and there are many ofsimilar dificulty,a representation of the part by means ofa drawing or drawings,showing the correct and complete1  \nshape of the part,and upon which drawings the variousdimensions are clearly marked,is absolutely necessary.  \nThe occupant of any important industrial post is betterfitted for his duties if he understands the making of drawingsthan he is when unacquainted with this work,although aknowledge of this branch is not absolutely essential.Butthere are few positions in which the occupants can afford tobe unable to read and understand a drawing.To take aconcrete case,one has only to think of the majority ofstudents who attend textile classes(and other classes)through-out the cotuntry.  Many of these—clerks,tenters,mill-machin","cbCaid1mSExxt6eo","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaid1mSExxt6eo","pdf",6495612,128,"English","# CHAPTER I INTRODUCTORY\n# CHAPTER II PENCILS, PAPER, INSTRUMENTS, ETC.\n## Pencils, paper, and instrument selection\n## Learning to read drawings through making","[{\"question\":\"Why is machine drawing considered important for textile students?\",\"answer\":\"Machine drawing is necessary because many machine parts cannot be described clearly in words alone. 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