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FIGURE 29. S-48 machine for milling the pallet-stone slots in the pallet lever T h e g u a r d p i n (Figure 3 5 ) has a complex c onfiguration . The manu facturing process consists in turning blanks on lA l OP automatic m achines and contour-blanking in a bench hand press . The ring (2 ) which se rves for holding the blank is put on the die ( 1 ) (Figure 36 ). The punch ( 3 ) blanks the guard pin, which passes through the die and falls into the t rough (4 ) . Chips and scrap a r e removed from the press b y a jet of air . The guide cleat ( 5 ) positions the punch ( 3 ) relative to the die (1 ). The pallet lever with the polished slots is face- ground and face - polished in the S- 1 5 machine (tenth operation) (Figure 3 3 ) . I n addition t o the above - listed ten basic operations there are deburring operations, chucking for face grinding and polishing, and s ubsequent un 0°50' FIGURE 30. Calibration of the arbor hole in a die chucking, washing, etc . The pallet lever is subjected to a total of about 4 0 dif ferent operation s . E ach operation is followed b y a ran dom inspection, and the basic parameters of every pallet lever are inspected after the final operation . The mutual dispos i tion of slots, holes and contour is in spected by m eans of a profile projector. The pallet leve r is laid on the · projector table , and the glass drawing of the pallet lever (greatly enlarge d ) is placed on the s creen. Figure 34 is a drawing of the pallet lever p vmg the tolerances . The s urface quality is inspected visually by m eans of a 5X - 1 OX magnifying glass . A mic roscope with a magnification of 1 6X to 32X is used in dubious cases . 2 7 7 |