Machine tool technology

by Willard J. McCarthy and Victor E. Repp

Book Overview

Fourth Edition Machine Tool Technology College Textbook This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0873451430
• ISBN13: 9780873451437
• Release Date: January 1979
• Publisher: McKnight Pub. Co
• Length: 624 Pages
• Weight: 2.75 lbs.

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Table of Contents: I - INTRODUCTION TO MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY 1 - Importance of Machine Tools 2 - The Five Basic Arts of Machining Metal II - SAFETY 3 - Safety in the Machine Shop III - MEASUREMENT, LAYOUT, INSPECTION, AND SETUP TOOLS 4 - Principles of Linear Measurement 5 - Measuring and Layout Tools 6 - How to Set and Use Calipers 7 - Micrometers 8 - How to Read Micrometers 9 - Vernier Measuring Tools 10 - Dial Indicating Instruments 11 - Gage Blocks and Gates 12 - The Sine Bar and Its Use 13 - Inspection of Surface Finish, Flatness and Shape 14 - Setup Tools IV - THREADS AND THREADING 15 - Screw Threads and Their Use 16 - ISO Metric Threads 17 - Unified and American (national) Screw Threads (1948) 18 - Other Forms of Screw Threads 19 - Taps and Accessories for Hand Tapping 20 - Procedures for Hand Tapping 21 - Other Styles of Taps for Machine and Hand Tapping 22 - Tap Size Limits 23 - Selection and Calculation of Tap Drill Size 24 - Hand Threading Diees 25 - Procedure for Using Hand Threading Dies 26 - Screw Thread Measurement 27 - Machine Threading with Taps and Dies V - TOOL AND UTILITY GRINDER OPERATION 28 - Tool and Utility Grinder Operation VI - STOCK CUTOFF MACHINES 29 - Types of Stock Cutoff Machines 30 - Stock Cutoff Machine Operations VII - BAND MACHINING 31 - Metal Cutting Band Saws 32 - Vertical Band Saw Operation 33 - Friction Band Sawing 34 - Band Sawing Refractory Materials 35 - Band Filing and Polishing VIII - DRILLS AND DRILLING MACHINE OPERATIONS 36 - The Drill Press 37 - Industrial Drilling Machines 38 - Drilling, Boring, Counterboring, and Countersinking 39 - Reamers 40 - Cutting Speeds and Feeds for Drilling 41 - Sharpening Twist Drills 42 - Hole Drilling Procedures 43 - Boring a Hole with a Drill Press 44 - Hand and Machine Reaming Procedure 45 - Spot Finishing Procedure IX - THE LATHE AND LATHE OPERATIONS 46 - The Metalworking Lathe 47- Types of Metalworking Production Lathes 48 - Methods of Holding Workpieces for Machining 49 - Lathe Cutting Tools and Toolholders 50 - Sharpening Lathe and Shaper Tools 51 - Lathe Tool Setup 52 - Cutting Speeds for Lathe Work 53 - Locating and Drilling Center Holes for Lathe Work 54 - Mounting Work between Lathe Centers 55 - How to Mount and Remove Lathe Chucks 56 - How to Center Work in a Four-Jaw Independent Chuck 57 - How to Use the Steady Rest and Follower Rest 58 - How to Machine Precision Diameters 59 - How to Machine Precision Lengths 60 - How to File and Polish Work in a Lathe 61 - How to Knurl in a Lathe 62 - How to Drill and Ream in a Lathe 63 - How to Bore Holes in a Lathe 64 - How to Machine a Workpiece Mounted on a Lathe Mandrel 65 - Calculations Required for Taper Turning 66 - Procedure for Taper Turning 67 - Cutting Threads in a Lathe 68 - Milling and Grinding in a Lathe 69 - Using a Hydraulic Tracing Attachment 70 - Turret Lathe Tooling and Setup Procedure X - MILLING MACHINE OPERATIONS 71 - The Milling machine 72 - Milling Machines for Spec