Practical metal turning; a handbook for engineers, technical students, and amateurs (re-issue of "Engineers' turning") Illustrated by four hundred and eighty-five illustrations. By Joseph G. Horner.
By: Horner, Joseph Gregory
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BookPublisher: London, C. Lockwood, 1906Description: "xi,422p.; 21cm.Subject(s): Turning (Lathe work) | Lathes
Contents:
Preface-Introduction: The relations of the turnery to the machine-shop.-The lathe, its work, and the tools.-Turning between centres.-Work supported at one end.-Internal work.-Screw cutting and turret work.-Miscellaneous matters.-Steel makers' instructions.-Index.
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Preface-Introduction: The relations of the turnery to the machine-shop.-The lathe, its work, and the tools.-Turning between centres.-Work supported at one end.-Internal work.-Screw cutting and turret work.-Miscellaneous matters.-Steel makers' instructions.-Index.
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