Shop practice for home mechanics, use of tools, shop processes, construction of small machines. Contains a chapter also on theoretical mechanics and on miscellaneous information relative to shop work (1920)
Yates, Raymond F. (Raymond Francis), 1895- · New York, N. W. Henley Pub. Co. · leaf 286
lide of thelathe should be tightened so that there will be no dangerof its moving through accident. The boring is then douQin the usual manner. The casting is then removed andthe projecting side pieces split with a hack saw in themanner previously described. It is also drilled and Construction of… … Fig. 298—The pulleys mounted for facing this and he knows that the average amateur mechanicwill not have the necessary equipment to perform thisoperation. This piece was therefore taken to a localmachine shop where the job was done on a surfacegrinder and the charge was $1.00. This gives a…
Machine-shop practice · Handicraft
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