To obtain the half flanges, we take a chuck and face it off true in the lathe; then, with a fine scriber point, we mark the centre while the chuck is revolving.
A tool that carries a needle or scriber for marking on work lines denoting its finished size or the amount of metal that is to be cut off, and that is also used for setting work.
A scriber is a piece of steel wire having a hardened sharp point wherewith to draw lines.
The edge is bevelled, as shown, so that the lines of division of inches and parts may come close to the work surface, and a scriber may be used to mark a line of the required length.
To mark the shoulders (which are now square) to the curvature of the rim, a fork scriber should be used, and the shanks of the cogs should have marked on them a line coincident with the inner edge of the wheel rim.
For very small circles the forkscriber shown in Fig.
Cutting the notches at a b, acts to let the file clear well when filing the template, and to allow the scriber to go clear into the corner.
A Cold-Chisel Guide When making long cuts with a cold chisel, it is almost impossible to guide the chisel edge along a line made with a scriber or pencil and have a straight cut.
A little oil placed on the scriber point will keep it from sticking in the metal.
The hole is made in the following manner: Before the piece is cut from the rod, it is held in a vise and the sharp end of a scriber is carefully driven into the center.
The hole for the scriber in the scriber clamp of a surface gage is reamed out to fit the rods used with inside micrometers.
The scriber itself is hardened and lapped to a finished surface, the tail end being slotted and provided with two screws to compensate for wear.
The sleeve is graduated with fifty divisions each equaling a movement of the scriber of 0.
To measure the inside diameter of a bore having a shoulder like the piece H, the inside caliper F may also be set as usual and then a line marked with a sharp scriber on one leg, by drawing it along the side G.
On the scriber is placed the zero mark which shows at a glance the measurement that is being taken.
One end of the scriber is bent, so it can be adapted to enter recesses, or such places as could not be reached by the straight end.
By resting the base of the surface gage on the line to be measured from, and swinging one point of the scriber to the place where the work is to be done, accuracy is assured.
The clamp holding the scriber is vertically movable on the pivoted upright.
The slightest movement of the crank from this point in a forward direction should result in a little play being felt in the lever L, assuming that the cam is also moved just enough to keep the scriber marks in line with the existing keyway.
The side shaft will also turn through exactly half this angle, so that when the cam is again slipped on the latter, the scriber marks and keyway in shaft should be exactly in line, as they were in fig.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "scriber" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
