Chapter CXXXVI: Section 62: Pawl and Ratchet Motions
(_See also p. 140._)
=2366. Friction grip pawl,= as applied to a wheel, may be used also for a rod.
=2367. Ratchet brace,= or feed lever, in which the pawl is a fixed tooth, and the lever is slotted to allow the pawl to clear the teeth on the back stroke.
=2368. Ratchet brace,= with slotted pawl.
=2369. Ratchet brace,= with friction grip pawl.
=2370. Ratchet brace,= without pawl. The handle is hinged to the socket arm, and has a tooth gearing with the ratchet, and thrown in and out by the movement of the handle.
=2371. Double-acting pawls and lever.=
=2372. Internal hooked pawl.=
=2373. Internal strut-action pawl.=
=2374. Gravity pawl and crown ratchet.=
=2375. Ratchet rack,= crank and connecting rod, intermittent movement,--a detent may be added to return the rack.
=2376. Internal spring pawls= for a ratchet brace.
=2377. Rocking escapement.=
=2378. Rocking escapement.=
=2379 to 2384. Forms of locked intermittent movements.=
=2385 & 2386. Intermittent rotary movements= on spindles at right angles.
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The engineer's sketch-book of mechanical movements, devices, appliances, contrivances and details employed in the design and construction of machinery for every purposeChapter CXXXVI: Section 62: Pawl and Ratchet Motions
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