The engineer's sketch-book of mechanical movements, devices, appliances, contrivances and details employed in the design and construction of machinery for every purpose

by Thomas Walter Barber

[964]. Double scarfed and joggled joint, for pump, rods, &c., with ferrules and keys to tighten up.

[965]. Universal joint. See Dr. Hooke’s Joint, [Nos. 33 and 34].

[966]. Knuckle jointed levers.

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[967]. The common male and female or nipple and socket rod joint.

[968]. Multiple hinges, with one centre bolt, for long or heavy doors.

[969]. Scarfed rod or bar joint.

[970]. Another form of hinge, to effect the same object as [No. 954].

See also Swivel Joints, [Nos. 893 and 894]. [Sections 49], [4], and [48].