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Running an engine lathe machine shop tool
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RUNNING AN ENGINE LATHE MACHINE SHOP TOOL
RUNNING AN ENGINE LATHE MACHINE SHOP TOOL
RUNNING AN ENGINE LATHE MACHINE SHOP TOOL
RUNNING AN ENGINE LATHE MACHINE SHOP TOOL
RUNNING AN ENGINE LATHE MACHINE SHOP TOOL
RUNNING AN ENGINE LATHE MACHINE SHOP TOOL
RUNNING AN ENGINE LATHE MACHINE SHOP TOOL
RUNNING AN ENGINE LATHE MACHINE SHOP TOOL
RUNNING AN ENGINE LATHE MACHINE SHOP TOOL
RUNNING AN ENGINE LATHE MACHINE SHOP TOOL
If you're just starting out using a metal cutting lathe, or you're trying to learn techniques you feel you should have known all along, then grab this! This small, but jam-packed book will show you all the basic techniques of running a lathe.
Thirteen chapters cover the engine lathe, centering lathe work, driving the work, tools and turning, steady and follower rests, face plate work, chucks and chucking, boring tools, taper turning, cutting screwthreads, test indicators and their use, three types of centering mandrels and care of the lathe.
You'll learn all about essential operations in easy-to-read and understand text illustrated with simple, clear drawings. You'll learn about different kinds of dogs (not the barking type), split collars, toolholder and bits, work with shoulders, boring the end of a bar, home-made follower rest, saving a poor casting, bridle for faceplate work, slotted chucks for flat work, precision drilling, boring cylinders, ways of figuring tapers, rapid thread cutting, cutting a double or triple thread, cutting Brown & Sharpe worm threads, using dial indicators, and much, much more.
There are many tables describing tapers, V threads, square threads, ACME threads, grinding angles on many different tools, and more.
The author was an old man when he authored this in 1941. He was editor emeritus of American Machinist magazine, and was the Colvin of Colvin & Stanley fame that turned out American Machinist handbook and countless texts. The man was an expert machinist.
Here's a great little book at a great little price that you can't afford not to have, especially if you consider yourself a beginner on a lathe.
Excellent book! Bargain price!
Soft cover 5 1/2" X 8 1/2" 117 pages. Well illustrated!
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