A Practical Work-shop Companion for Tin, Sheet-iron, and Copper-plate Workers ...: With Numerous Valuable Receipts and Manipulations for Every-day Use in the Workshop

H.C. Baird & Company, 1904 - 296 sider

RULES FOR DESCRIBING PATTERNS	1

two sections	7

To describe a pattern for a tapering oval or oblong article	13

To draw the plan of a hipbath or of a sitzbath	20

To describe without long radii a frustum of an oblique pyra	26

To draw the pattern of a hood	28

To describe a pattern for a tapering square article	40

To describe a pattern for tapering octagon top or cover	46

Relative internal heatconducting power of bodies Table	149

Air Effects produced by air in its natural and also in	157

Quality of tin plate To recognize a content of lead in tin	163

American lap weld iron boiler flues manufactured by	169

Shrinkage of castings	175

To japan or varnish white leather Black grounds	181

VARNISHESMISCELLANEOUS	187

Copal varnishes	193

To describe a pattern for an octagon O G lamp top	52

To describe a pattern for a T pipe the collar to be smaller	59

To describe the pattern for a Tpiece formed by two equal	64

To describe a pattern for a pipe to fit a flat surface at	73

To describe an elbow pattern at any angle	79

To describe a pattern for a tapering elbow	87

To draw an eggshaped oval having the length and width	93

To trisect divide into three equal angles a right angle	99

To form a triangle equal in area to a circle	105

Definitions of arithmetical signs used in the following calcu	110

To find the area of the sector of a circle To find the area	116

To find the contents in United States standard gallons of	121

TABLES OF THE CIRCUMFERENCE OF CIRCLES TO THE NEAR	127

115	130

Sizes of tinware in form of frustum of a cone Pans Dish	135

Decimal equivalents of the fractional parts of a gallon	143

Amber varnish black Amber varnishes	199

To French polish	202

Imitation of Japanese lacquer	214

Cement for mending earthen and glassware Cement	216

Impervious cement for apparatus corks etc Cement	222

Composition of various kinds of Britannia metal Readily	231

Solder for aluminium bronze To solder platinum	237

MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS	244

Mixture for silvering To separate silver from copper	249

Method of increasing the suspensive power of timber	268

Strength of chains Common closelinked cable chain	272

Table of the strength extensibility and stiffness of metals	278

214	281

224	283

170	289

Tittel	A Practical Work-shop Companion for Tin, Sheet-iron, and Copper-plate Workers ...: With Numerous Valuable Receipts and Manipulations for Every-day Use in the Workshop
Forfatter	Leroy J. Blinn
Utgiver	H.C. Baird & Company, 1904
Original fra	New York Public Library
Digitalisert	27. jul 2011
Lengde	296 sider

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