Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 332
tfirst become a dependable machine operator. It goes without saying that a machine operatorshould have a practical working knowledge of mech-anics. It is not enough that he should know that bymaking certain adjustments he will arrive at certaindesired results; he must know why the results occur,and… … A and B show grinding and jointing ; C shows effect of excessive jointing. The really good machine operator trains himselfuntil he becomes so proficient that he anticipatestrouble and corrects the cause before the actual troublehas been experienced. Instead of running the risk ofbeing held up in…
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