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Woodshop Tool Maintenance.
ประเภททรัพยากร : หนังสือเล่ม
ชั้นเก็บ : ตู้10 ชั้น 1 ฝั่งขวา
หมวด : 600
เลขหมู่หนังสือ : 621.9
สำนักพิมพ์ : Chas.A Bennett Co., Inc.
ผู้แต่ง : Cunningham, Beryl M.
ยอดคงเหลือ : 1
เนื้อหาย่อ : The tool designer is the link that con
department with the
nnects the work of the
the practical knowled edge of the expert mechanic
inventive genius. His job is is that of selecting the machines and
engineering production job ob. He ne
nic, coupled with
leeds all
developing the tools that will produce piece parts with a high
degr ree of accurac cy and speed.
The unit o
on the akill of the tool designer.
cost of piece o parts produced depends very largely
protitably be invested in a tool.
He makes the decision as to
the amount of money that can p
He must invent and dovelcp devices for holding work, al
create tools to perform
nd must
a the Sonoee Hase
ingenious tool desig gner will red duce, to a minimum,
A skillful and
, the number of
binatio
operations necessary to complete a a piece ce part. It is this com-
hanic, the skilled draftsman, and the
inventor, that makes the tool designer
modern producti
t one of the "key" " men of
ction manufacturing.
In one se e sense this text is a comp
Tool Ma
spanion n text to our popular book
held of operation
faking by the san me author. It covers the same e general
ions, but in this s new book the design n of fixtures
and tools is stressed, rather th han the methods of making them.
This book has the general characteristics of all our "how-to-do-it"
books: it is w written in such h a simple
I valuable information and help
and direct style that the
beginning t a tool designer will find
on simple jobs, and th the expert will find many sug ggestions to help
in the ever increasing numbe
are of the text
er of probl blems his job
The outstanding featur
presents.
ct is the great tnumber ber (over
425) of excellent and valuable ill illustrations. These have all
been taken from the prod duction field. In most t cases they are
actual tool designs, a and therefore contain a wealth of information
for the expert as as well as the apprentice. The draw wings have
are presented illustrate rate principles that find many and
been selected to cove rer a wide field, a and the typical designs that
applications in ot other tool designs. A thorough study
ion in the t
y of these
drawings, a real and practical education in tool designing.
, apart from I the discusgic text, will constitute
The author of
this work has had extensive practical experience a in designing
tools. As president of a company en ngaged in marketing toola to
supply metal-man nufacturing conce erns, he has b had the opportunity
of keeping in touch with the most up-to-date te practices in this field
of modern production. The at author wris ishes to
thanks, the valuable assistance rec
owledge, with
various scompanies
and from individual friends conne
eceived from
ected with thee hese metal-manufao-
room staff of t
He also is indebted to Mrs. F. Swarts for r editorial
work on the manus nuscript, and to Mr. A. E. Burke
of the Ameri ican Technical Soc
e and the d drafting
ciety for wo ork on the illus-
.It is felt that this book will fll the needs of ambitious
beginners in the field of Tool Design and be of practical value in
helping experienced men solve their design problems.
e cufting on of the expert metar Ivaried acknowl turing plants. trations.