General Machining Books
Check Out These Really Cool, Old Reprinted Books! Described By Lindsay Publications as "Unusual Technical Books, Past And Present, Of Exceptionally High Quality Revealing Skills And Secret Processes Almost Forgotten"! Books on how to run a lathe, aircraft sheet metal work, more to come-check back soon! Many are from the early 1900's, and are brand new reprints. Excellent as a gift for that hobbyist in the family. (Narratives and photos copyright Lindsay Publications, used with permission).
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Chucks: Review And Restoration, 1913SKU BOOK 22318$11.9511.95
Chucks: Review
And Restoration, 1913
read more ▼Here are a series articles starting in 1913 that discuss chucks. You get photos and discussions on a couple of unusual chucks patented in England, but probably.....
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Lead Screws, Gears, And Pantographs, 1920'sSKU BOOK 22326 $11.9511.95
articles from
Machinery Magazine read more ▼reprinted by Lindsay Publications
Knuckleheads
insist you must have a lathe in order to build a lathe. If that's true, then
how was the first one made? Similarly, you don't need a precision master.....
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Machine Shop Odds & Ends, 1900'sSKU BOOK 22415$13.5013.50
Articles from
Machinery Magazine read more ▼reprinted by Lindsay Publications Inc Check out these unusual, informative, and interesting articles that don't easily fit into any one convenient category.
Parsons developed
the first practical steam turbine. Go back to 1913 and see how 60,000 new
blades were.....
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Machine Tool AdjustmentSKU BOOK 22810 $11.9511.95
Machine Tool
Adjustment
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articles from
Machinery Magazine Another collection of short but sweet articles from post-WWI era issues of Machinery magazine on machine tools and their testing and adjustment.
First you
get an interesting article on new Drummond lathes. You are not only told.... *Quantity Pricing Available. Follow link for details.
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