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Metal turning and spinning
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32 metal spinning designs by Harold V Johnson
Book description
Unknown Binding: 102 pages.
Publisher: Bruce Pub. Co (1941)
Language: English
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50 metal-spinning projects for craftsmen, instructors, and students by J. E Reagan
Book description
Unknown Binding: 110 pages.
Publisher: The Bruce Pub. Co (1941)
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Complete Metalsmith by Tim McCreight
Book description
I've had and used McCreight's original "Complete Metalsmith" for years and wasn't sure I needed the new version. After owning it for several months now I couldn't be happier. The author assumes that the reader is as interested in WHY things happen as he is. This is not a step-by-step project book, but a bench tool. Do you need to know how to score metal to make a sharp corner? How can you tell when a piece of metal is annealed? Have you been bezel setting stones and are now ready to advance to a prong setting? Ready to make a hinge? Casting? Fusing? Repoussé? Need to know what the Precious Metal Clay craze is about and how to start? It's all in here and the information is presented in a format made for the beginner or the experienced jeweler. He even covers how to photograph your work.
I love that McCreight shows several ways of doing things so that if you don't have the equipment or tools, you can still proceed. In his typical style, the author has thought of everything. He's even made a smaller and less expensive version of the book for the "starving artists" and students among us
Spiral-bound: 208 pages.
Publisher: Davis; Revised edition (December 31, 1991)
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Complete Metalsmith by Tim McCreight
Book description
I've had and used McCreight's original "Complete Metalsmith" for years and wasn't sure I needed the new version. After owning it for several months now I couldn't be happier. The author assumes that the reader is as interested in WHY things happen as he is. This is not a step-by-step project book, but a bench tool. Do you need to know how to score metal to make a sharp corner? How can you tell when a piece of metal is annealed? Have you been bezel setting stones and are now ready to advance to a prong setting? Ready to make a hinge? Casting? Fusing? Repoussé? Need to know what the Precious Metal Clay craze is about and how to start? It's all in here and the information is presented in a format made for the beginner or the experienced jeweler. He even covers how to photograph your work.
I love that McCreight shows several ways of doing things so that if you don't have the equipment or tools, you can still proceed. In his typical style, the author has thought of everything. He's even made a smaller and less expensive version of the book for the "starving artists" and students among us
Spiral-bound, Hard: 208 pages.
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Language: English
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Dividing (Workshop Practice) by Harold Hall
Book description
Paperback: 104 pages.
Publisher: Trans-Atlantic Publications, Inc. (September 30, 2005)
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Etching, spinning, raising, tooling metal by Robert Ernest Smith
Book description
Unknown Binding: 88 pages.
Publisher: McKnight & McKnight Pub. Co; [Rev. ed.] edition (1961)
Language: English
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Gear Design Simplified by Franklin Jones, Henry Ryffel
Book description
Contains a series of simply diagrammed gear-designing charts, illustrating solutions to practical problems. Presents all of the rules, formulas, and examples applying to all types of gears. Aids design engineers and manufacturers involved in the production of gears.
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Getting the Most Out of Your Lathe, Wood Turning, Metal Turning, Metal Spinning by Sam Brown
Book description
Paperback: pages.
Publisher: Delta Manufacturing (1935)
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Handbook of Practical Gear Design by Darle W. Dudley
Book description
For more than 30 years the book Practical Gear Design, later re-titled Handbook of Practical Gear Design, has been the leading engineering guide and reference on the subject. It is now available again in its most recent edition. The book is a detailed, practical guide and reference to gear technology. The design of all types of gears is covered, from those for small mechanisms to large industrial applications. The presentation is designed for easy reference for those involved in practical gear design, manufacture, applications and problem solving. The text is well illustrated with clear diagrams and photographs. The many tables provide needed reference data in convenient form.
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Lathe design for high and low speed steels. A treatise on the kinematical and dynamical principles governing the construction of metal turning lathes, ... of a tool and many examples from practice by John Thomas Nicolson
Book description
Unknown Binding: pages.
Publisher: Longmans, Green, and Co (1911)
Language: English
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Lathework. A Complete Course (Workshop Practice) by Harold Hall
Book description
Here is a complete course by Harold Hall, based upon the author's successful series of lathe projects originally written for Model Engineers' Workshop magazine. When read together, they represent a complete course in model engineering from basic techniques to ambitious projects.
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Making a Natural Trumpet. an Illustrated Workshop Guide by Richard Seraphinoff, Raymond Parks, and Robert Barclay
Book description
This book illustrates each stage in the manufacture of a natural trumpet, starting from flat brass sheet and following as closely as possible the methods, materials and tools of 17th and 18th century craftsmen; the metalworkers of Nürnberg, who worked with a basic technology that relied for its speed and efficiency on hand skill. Using their simple tools and techniques anybody can make a trumpet very much as they did.
The text is profusely illustrated with colour photographs taken at one of the trumpet-making workshops which have been successfully run by Bob Barclay and Rick Seraphinoff over several years. Participants have included players, makers and repairers of modern instruments, historians and collectors. All have left with a real appreciation of the craft of the baroque trumpet maker, and have produced their own playable instrument, a copy of a trumpet made by Hanns Hainlein in Nürnberg in 1632.
The descriptions cover the processes by which tubes are seamed and joined, bells are hammered to shape and then burnished on a mandrel, bows are filled with molten metal and bent, and decorations are engraved and punched.
Unknown Binding: 29 pages.
Publisher: Edinburgh University
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Melt Spinning & Strip Casting. Research and Implementation by E. F. Matthys (Editor)
Book description
Hardcover: 287 pages.
Publisher: Minerals, Metals, & Materials Society (September 1992)
Language: English
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Melt Spinning, Strip Casting and Slab Casting. Proceedings of a Symposium Sponsored the Materials Design and Manufacturing Division (Mdmd), Solidification Committee and the the Sic Joint by Metals and Materials Society. Meeting (125th : 1996 : Anaheim, Calif.), Eric F. Matthys (Editor), William G. Truckner (Editor)
Book description
Hardcover: 247 pages.
Publisher: Minerals, Metals, & Materials Society (February 1998)
Language: English
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Metal Spinning by Fred Duane Crawshaw
Book description
Unknown Binding: 72 pages.
Publisher: Popular mechanics co (1909)
Language: English
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Metal Spinning by James E. Reagan, Earl E. Smith
Book description
Third Printing edition (1938)
Hardcover: pages.
Publisher: Bruce (1946)
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Metal Spinning by James E. Reagan, Earl E. Smith
Book description
Third Printing edition (1938)
Hardcover: pages.
Publisher: The Bruce Publishing Company; Third Printing edition (1938)
Language: English
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Metal spinning (Instructional suggestions bulletin) by Edward Scanlan
Book description
Unknown Binding: 12 pages.
Publisher: San Diego City Schools, Program Division (1973)
Language: English
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Metal Spinning (Past Masters S.) by
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Paperback: 64 pages.
Publisher: TEE Publishing Ltd; New Ed edition (December 1994)
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Metal Spinning 1909 by Fred D. Crawshaw
Book description
Paperback: pages.
Publisher: Lindsay Publications Inc (January 1, 1991)
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Metal spinning and anodising. A practical introduction for schools and colleges by William Reid
Book description
Unknown Binding: 57 pages.
Publisher: Published for Dundee College of Education Oliver & Boyd (1968)
Language: English
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Metal Spinning for Craftsman, Instructors and Students by James E. Reagan, Earl E. Smith
Book description
Hardcover: pages.
Publisher: The Bruce Publishing Company
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Metal Spinning for Craftsman, Instructors and Students by James E. Reagan, Earl E. Smith
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Hardcover: pages.
Publisher: The Bruce Publishing Company
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Metal Spinning for Craftsman, Instructors and Students by James E. Reagan, Earl E. Smith
Book description
Paperback: pages.
Publisher: Lindsay Pubns (1990)
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Metal Spinning Made Easy by Fred D. Crawshaw
Book description
Paperback: 72 pages.
Publisher: University Publishing House (December 1991)
Language: English
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Metal Spinning Projects by James E. Reagan, Earl E. Smith
Book description
This reprinted book describes setting up, necessary chucks, characteristics of different metals, and how to spin.
Paperback: 70 pages.
Publisher: University Publishing House (June 1993)
Language: English
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Metal spinning techniques and projects by Harold V Johnson
Book description
Unknown Binding: 130 pages.
Publisher: Bruce Pub. Co (1960)
Language: English
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Metal spinning. Types of spinning rolls and chucks used--examples of outside, inside, and offset spinning, (Machinery's yellowback series) by Edward Heller
Book description
Unknown Binding: 22 pages.
Publisher: Machinery (1935)
Language: English
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Metal Turning Lathes, Their Design, Application and Operation by Edgar T. Westbury
Book description
Hardcover: pages.
Publisher: Model & Allied Publication (1970)
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Metal Turning. A book for engineering apprentices and students by Joseph Gregory Horner
Book description
Unknown Binding: 290 pages.
Publisher: Sir I. Pitman & Sons; 4th ed., rev. and enl edition (1924)
Language: English
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Metalwork for Craftsmen. A step by step guide with 55 projects (formerly titled "Art Metalwork") by Emil F. Kronquist
Book description
Illustrations and detailed instructions for 55 projects: coasters, candlesticks, water pitchers, platters, silent butler, reading lamp, many more. Work with pewter, copper, silver, brass and aluminum. Information on tools and processes, and over 60 other plates.
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Paperback: 202 pages.
Publisher: Dover Publications
Language: English
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Practical Lessons in Metal Turning and Screw Cutting by Percival Marshall
Book description
Hardcover: pages.
Publisher: Percival Marshall & Co.
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Practical Lessons in Metal Turning. A handbook for young engineers and amateur mechanics. by Percival Marshall
Book description
Unknown Binding: 166 pages.
Publisher: Dawbarn (1900)
Language: English
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Practical Metal Turning by Joseph Gregory Horner
Book description
Unknown Binding: 420 pages.
Publisher: Lockwood; 3d ed. enl edition (1919)
Language: English
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Practical Metal Turning for Engineers by Joseph Gregory Horner
Book description
Unknown Binding: 422 pages.
Publisher: Technical Press; 4th ed edition (1937)
Language: English
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Sheet-metal work. Including metal spinning, dealing with the methods of working sheet metal into various forms, using hand tools and simple machines (The "Complete engineer" series) by Edward Molloy
Book description
Unknown Binding: 96 pages.
Publisher: Chemical Pub. Co (1941)
Language: English
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The Art of Gear Fabrication by Prem Daryani
Book description
Provides beginners with sufficient information to independently process six typical gears step by step. Presents model numbers, capacity and addresses of gear machinery manufacturers and suppliers at the end of each process description. Offers gear designers practical and useful hints on reducing fabricating costs. Contains useful tables from commercial catalogs, including cross-references of different U.S. standards and American stainless steel materials with equivalent German, British, French and Italian materials. Discusses heat treatment in an easy-to-understand manner.
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The Art of Metal Spinning. A Step-By-Step Guide to Hand-Spinning by Paul G. Wiley
Book description
Written by a professional metal spinning artisan with twenty five years' experience in the art, design and automobile aftermarket fields. This is the perfect workshop companion for anyone interested in learning this 3,000 year old craft. Topics include safety issues, tools and equipment setups, chuckmaking and metals for spinning. Projects include bowl shapes in three different heights, spheres, bezels, trumpeted shapes and straight-sided work. An entire chapter is devoted to making a three piece copper top section of a large post lantern, which illustrates some advanced techniques of spinning. With it's high-tech binding and over 150 clear b&w photos printed on heavy stock, this is one rugged book.
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The Contemporary Blacksmith by Dona Z. Meilach, Daryl Meier (Introduction), Stephen Bondi (Contributor)
Book description
This important new book tackles the burgeoning revival of the blacksmith's art. Author Dona Meilach has brought together over 500 works by nearly 200 artist-craftsmen from sixteen countries to illustrate the unprecedented activity in modern ironwork that has led to its blossoming into a serious art form. You'll learn several techniques using hot and cold forming with the results clearly shown. You'll be able to recognize how a fence, railing, grille, table, chair, knife, and other items evolve, and better appreciate their design and workmanship. Each chapter provides background for the type of objects shown-- architectural ironwork, sculpture, furniture, containers and vessels, lighting fixtures and candleholders, fireplace accessories, wind vanes, household and liturgical items, and the incredible knives made of Damascus steel. You'll find ample information for how and where to begin your own study in this extensive resource list of organizations, Internet sources, publications, museums, and educational opportunities. The Contemporary Blacksmith** undoubtedly should be found in the libraries of every metalworker, art educator, architect, interior designer, ironwares collector, and crafts person.
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The Dividing Head & Deluxe Accessories by David J. Gingery
Book description
Paperback: pages.
Publisher: David J. Gingery Publishing; 2nd edition (1982)
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The metal turner's handybook. A practical manual for workers at the foot-lathe. embracing information on the tools, appliances and processes employed in metal turning by Paul N Hasluck
Book description
Unknown Binding: 4 pages.
Publisher: C. Lockwood and Son; 9. ed edition (1906)
Language: English
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Turning Lathes. A Guide to Turning, Screw Cutting, Metal Spinning and Ornamental Turning by James Lukin (Editor)
Book description
Frank Knox referred to James Lukin (1827-1917) as one of the outstanding ornamental turners of the modern period, and considered his books second only to those of Holtzapffel in usefulness, clarifying much of what Holtzapffel left unclear. This reprint contains both the 1894 expanded edition of Turning Lathes and the 200 page 1896 Britannia Company Catalog that lists and illustrates all types of lathes and lathe equipment, as well as other quality machine tools. Lukin, in the over 200 page narrative section, covers turning tools, hardwood turning, metal turning with hand tools, slide test work in metal, the self-acting lathe, chuck-making, turning square sections, screw cutting, metal spinning, a description of BeddowUs (combined) epicycloidal, rose cutting, eccentric cutting, drilling, fluting and vertical cutting, the eccentric chuck, the dome or spherical chuck, the goniostat, the oval or ellipse chuck, and much other fascinating information. Fully illustrated.
Paperback: 432 pages.
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Watchmaker's and Model Engineer's Lathe. A User's Manual by Donald De Carle
Book description
Illustrated
This book is divided in two parts. The first half of the book covers the overall concepts and use of watchmaker's lathes. The second half reviews all the models that might be typically found. Not entirely encompassing list... but pretty close.
If you are considering buying a watchmaker's lathe... this is a MUST HAVE book. Also, this is highly recommended for any one who likes lathes in general.
It's obvious the author really cares about his subject. It is enjoyable to read. The diagrams are excellent.
Hardcover: 240 pages.
Publisher: Robert Hale Limited; 5 edition (March 1, 1999)
Language: English
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