Machine shop practice
Details the skills involved in operating milling cutters, planers, lathes, shaper tools, boring machines, grinding wheels, and drills.
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New York, NY
Industrial Press
c1979
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Table of Contents:
- v. 1. Basic metal cutting operations
- Basic measuring instruments
- Layout work
- Drilling machine, twist drills, and auxiliary tooling
- Drilling machine operation
- Engine lathe construction
- Single-point cutting tools and their performance
- Turning on lathe centers
- Chucking work
- Taper and angle turning
- Faceplate work
- Screw threads and screw-thread measuring
- Cutting screw threads on a lathe
- Turret lathes, production lathes, and vertical lathes
- Precision hold location: the jig borer
- Metal cutting saws.
- v. 2. Shaper construction and shaper tools
- Shaper work
- Planers and planer work
- Milling machine construction
- Milling cutters
- Milling machine operations
- Indexing
- Dividing head work
- Helical and cam milling
- The horizontal boring machine
- Grinding wheels
- Cylindrical grinding
- Surface grinding
- Cutter and tool grinding
- Numerical controlled machine tools
- Surface plate inspection methods
- Appendixes : 1. Calculating angle of table swivel for helical milling
- 2. Calculating the transverse and vertical cutter offsets for helical milling.