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

Square or rectangular bedplates are usually of similar sections, stiffened with ribs underneath, and generally cast in one piece.

[113]. Side frame and distance rod construction, suitable for light machines.

[114]. Side frames and cross bars on a base plate. This forms a more rigid construction than [No. 113].

[115]. Table and legs.

[116]. Rectangular openwork box framing. Useful for machines with several cross shafts.

[117]. Hollow standard for hammers, vertical engines, and any machine raised above the floor.

[118]. Soleplate and standard for pedestal bracket, &c. Admits of being detached without disturbing the foundation.

[119]. Wall box for shaft bearings, &c.

[120]. Arched crosshead for double bearing, bevil gear, &c.

[121]. Wrought-iron sideplate and distance rod construction.