Aircraft Sheet Metal Work 1942-SHIPPING INCLUDED!
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Aircraft Sheet
Metal Work 1942
by Norcross
& Quinn
reprinted
by Lindsay Publications
Have you ever
seen the smooth contours and perfect transitions on the skin of a DC-3? How
did they do that? Airplanes, like custom autos, are exquisite examples of
sheet metal craftsmanship. This book will show you how it was done in
1942.
Chapters include
blueprint reading; shop math; properties and standards of aircraft materials;
how to measure; templates; aircraft sheetmetal layout; how to cut sheet;
files and how to use them; forming, stamping, and hydraulic presses; drilling
and how to do it; how to rivet; jig assembly in modern aircraft factories;
skin fitting; spot welding; and shop projects.
Aircraft Sheet
Metal Work
You learn
to work sheet metal in the most basic terms. You'll see a man removing wrinkles
from a curved sheet using a planishing hammer and bumping stake. And a man
bending an extrusion to an irregular shape using a rawhide hammer over a
V block. Or a man using a bucking bar while riveting. Or a man using a vixen
file to rapidly trim an aluminum alloy sheet.
This is all
nuts-and-bolts how-to. No fancy theory or math. One of the best sheet metal
books I've ever seen. Just what you need to help you restore your Bugatti.
Or make a radio chassis or tool box. Excellent book. Get a copy. 5 1/2 x
8 1/2 paperback 285 pages
No.
21893
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