The Complete Practical Machinist: Embracing Lathe Work, Vise Work, Drills and Drilling, Taps and Dies, Hardening and Tempering, the Making and Use of Tools, Tool Grinding, Marking Out Work. Illustrated by 356 Engravings

H.C. Baird & Company, 1889 - 439 sider

CHAPTER I	25

RoundNosed Tools	36

Cutting off Parting or Grooving Tools	44

Side Tools for Iron	47

Side Tool for Brass Work	53

CHAPTER II	64

For Castiron for Brass for Copper Speeds where	70

Cutting Surfaces of Lathe Tools for cutting Screws	84

Annealing or Softening	236

36	237

Taps having Thread on the small end of the Taper	242

The Whitworth the Brown Sharpe and the Pratt	248

ordinary	253

CHAPTER XIV	256

The Roundnosed Chisel The Oilgroove Chisel	262

The Scribing Block	268

Gauges for testing the angles of Threading Tools Meas	90

Pressure on the cutting edge of a Tool with Illustra	96

Compound or doublegeared Screwcutting Lathe	97

To cut a Treble Screw	103

Chaser used on Wroughtiron An inside Chaser	110

The Benttailed Dog its objectionable feature and	116

Centring Lathe Work Centregrinding device	122

Emery Cloth and Paper	128

Drill Chuck of the Russell Tool Co	134

Turning Crank	140

To Chuck a Crosshead	141

Expanding Chuck for holding Piston Rings or similar	150

Holding the Graver	156

CHAPTER VIII	164

Drillholder	170

Shell Reamers	176

Importance of the Boring Bar Smaller sizes of Boring	178

Small Boring Bars	189

Effect of the Application of the Top Rake or Lip to	190

CHAPTER XI	196

To increase the Keenness of a Flat Drill Feeding	202

Pin Drills	211

Cutting Tools for all machines should be made	219

29	225

Hardening To harden Springs	227

Tittel	The Complete Practical Machinist: Embracing Lathe Work, Vise Work, Drills and Drilling, Taps and Dies, Hardening and Tempering, the Making and Use of Tools, Tool Grinding, Marking Out Work. Illustrated by 356 Engravings
Forfatter	Joshua Rose
Utgave	15
Utgiver	H.C. Baird & Company, 1889
Lengde	439 sider

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Scrapers and Scraping	280

Fitting Cylinders	288

Scraped Surfaces	297

To cut hard Saw Blades To refit leaky Plugs to their	304

Steam and Water Joints	313

To get the length of a Connecting Rod To ascertain	319

Drifts Smooth and toothed or cutting Drifts	325

Setting Lineshafting in Line	331

CHAPTER XVI	338

Advantage of Millingtools To Mill the Side Faces	340

The Teeth of long Cutters	346

Face of a Grindstone for Flat Surfaces Positions	352

A Device called a Rest	359

Tools employed by a Marker Out	365

To Mark Off an Engine Guide Bar	366

33	388

Marking Holes at a right angle 381	389

Lining Out Connecting Rods	396

To Mark Off Cylinder Ports and Steam Valves	406

CHAPTER XX	414

36	421

CHAPTER XXI	423

Causes of loss of efficiency in Pumps	430

37	433