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Great workbook lessons for the student machinist. Lesson plans include: * Aligning Tailstock Center to a Test Bar * Aligning Tailstock Center * Machining a Machine Steel Pin (3 Types) * Machining a Machine Steel Shaft * Machining a Forged Steel Shaft * Machining a Forged Steel Rotor * Machining a Machine Steel Rotor * Machining a Forged Steel Gear and Spindle * Machining a Forged Steel Roll * Machining a Spotfacing Bar * Machining a Tool Steel Lathe Center * Machining a Forged Steel Body-Bound Bolt * Machining a Machine Steel Taper Bolt * Machining a Tool Steel Screw (2 Types) * Machining a Machine Steel Screw * Machining a Machine Steel Jack Screw * Machining a Machine Steel Worm * Machining a 1 Inch Cast-Iron Patch Plug * Machining a Machine Steel Plunger * Machining a Tool Steel Roll (2 Types) * Machining a Cast-Iron Hand Wheel * Machining a Cast-Iron Wheel * Machining a Cast-Iron Worm * Machining a Cast-Iron Cylinder Head * Machining a Cast Steel Trunnion * Machining a Brass Spacing Washer * Machining a Brass Taper Sleeve * Machining a Cast-Iron Gear * Machining a Cast-Iron Packing Box Bushing * Machining a Cast Steel Gear * Machining a Cast-Iron Split Coupling * Machining a Cast-Iron Turning Fixture * Machining a Brass Stuffing Box * Machining a 8 Inch Cast-Iron Pipe Flange * Machining a Forged Steel Driver * Machining a Cast-Iron Valve Operating Stand * Machining a Cast-Iron Split Bearing * Machining a Forged Steel Crankshaft * Machining a Phosphor Bronze Nut * Machining a Forged Steel Cross-Feed Screw * Machining a Cast-Iron Brake Wheel * Machining a Cast Steel Friction Wheel * Machining a Hollow Steel Roller * Machining a Forged Steel Shaft Do you need to improve your Lathe skills? Well, work your way through this booklet and you will be well on your way to Master Craftsman Status. See anything here you would like to know how to do in order to complete that special project you have on the back burner? But this book; knowing how to do just one of these projects is well worth the price of the book. A reprint of a 1937 text originally published by American Technical Society. If you have any questions please e-mail me. (We do not proofread any ads submitted by members) |
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