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This book is a comprehensive treatise on toolmaking. Before the availability of cutting tools, electronic instruments and computer controlled machines, the master mechanics had to make their own tools and equipment. Here you can learn how to make reamers, cutting tools, taps and so on. It also includes a great deal of shop metrology using simple instruments such as verniers, calipers, micrometers, rules and squares. With the methods described here it is possible to perform complex measurement tasks and layouts. This book is simply beautiful, a must for the mechanical engineer.
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Modern Toolmaking Methods: A Treatise
May 30, 2006, Merchant Books
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in English
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Modern Toolmaking Methods: A treatise on precision dividing and locating methods, lapping, making forming tools, accurate threading, bench lathe practice, tools for precision measurements, and general toolmaking practice
1915, The Industrial Press (New York), The Machinery Publishing Co. (London)
in English
- First edition
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"This treatise includes part of Machinery's Reference Books, Nos. 31, 64, 130 and 135. The additional material was complied largely from articles previously published in Machinery." -- from the Preface
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