Milling Machine Work Shop Series by Delmar Publisers #1160
Milling Machine Work Shop Series by Delmar Publishers Type of Manual: Instructional For Models: Horizontal Milling Machines Description: This manual was used in New York schools for the teaching of working with horizontal Milling Machines in the 1940’s for the war effort. It is an excellent manual for both the beginner and the experienced machinist. This manual is geared mostly for the horizontal mill, but is also usefull for the vertical mill. I have listed the index pages above so you can get an idea of what all is in the manual. It covers the Description of the milling machine, Accessories, Milling Cutters, Milling Operations, Lubrications, and much more. The manual has about 312 pages. To view the Table of Contents, to inspect the quality of the manual, and to view select pages, please click on the gallery images above. To see other Machine Work Series by Delmar Publishers, see my Ebay Store. Included are: Lathe Work, Metal Shaper Work, Riveting, and Sheet Metal Work Includes sections on:Description of the Milling MachineDescription of Milling Machine AccessoriesCommonly Used Milling CuttersSpeeds and FeedsClimb MillingThe Dividing HeadCutting Lubricants & CompoundsOperating & Caring for the MachineUsing Milling Machine AccessoriesHow to Mill Flat SurfacesHow to Mill Ends SquareHow to SawHow to SlotHow to Mill KeywaysHow to Use the Dividing HeadHolding DevicesHow to Use V-Blocks and Step BlocksHow to Use JacksFormulas for Figuring Cutting SpeedsFactors in Determining SpeedsFiguring FeedsMounting Arbors & CuttersMounting the WorkHow to Set and Take the CutNumber of Pages: Approx. 312 Publication Date: 1945 Publication No.: N/A Added Notes: Due to others making copies of these for resale, I have added a light watermark to select pages to discourage this practice. About this manual: This is a high quality reproduction manual which has been scanned with a high resolution scanner. Each page is then digitally edited in Photoshop to remove grease marks, fingerprints, writing, and other imperfections that the original manual may have had. It is then printed on 24 lb heavy paper and 65 lb cardstock for the covers with a 600 DPI LaserJet printer. The result is a clean and durable manual which many times is better than the original and should last many years in your shop. Ships USPS First Class Free unless otherwise stated or Upgrade to Priority Mail for faster delivery. Sales Tax Charged for Kansas Sales See my for more manuals.
