Methods of Machine Shop Work: For Apprentices and Students in Technical, and Trade Schools (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

Frederick A. Halsey

 
9780260452801: Methods of Machine Shop Work: For Apprentices and Students in Technical, and Trade Schools (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

This book is an exploration of machine shop work, specifically the origins, development, and principles of the two dominant systems of machine production. The author begins by discussing the historical development of these systems, tracing their origins and the contributions of key figures, such as John G. Bodmer and Sir Joseph Whitworth. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the tools, techniques, and processes associated with each system, including milling machines, boring mills, turret lathes, and grinding machines, and examines their role in the manufacturing industry. Additionally, it delves into topics such as precision measurement, the manufacturing system, and the principles of dividing functions, offering valuable insights into the complexities and precision of machine shop work. Through its detailed analysis, the book offers a deeper understanding of the methods and practices that shape the production of countless objects we use today, highlighting the significance of accuracy and precision in modern manufacturing.

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