Drill Jigs 1910 Machinery's Refrence Book - Reprint

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Mebane, North Carolina, United States
Jan 30th

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Drill Jigs – Principles of Design – Examples From Practice- Dimensions of Jig Bushing, Third Edition, Machinery’s Reference Book No. 3, originally published by The Industrial Press, New York, NY, 1913. Reprinted by Nation Builder Books, Leesburg, VA, 2005, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 softcover, 56 pages. This is a photoduplicated reproduction of the 1913 original. The accompanying images were scanned from a reprint, not the original. In the early 1900s, Machinery magazine was essential reading for any industrial executive. As a service to its readers, Machineryalso published a series of “Data Sheets” for various industries, containing important and useful formulas and tables of data. In 1914, Industrial Press consolidated these “Data Sheets” with the “Machinery Reference Series” of booklets to create the first edition of Machinery's Handbook, which has remained the world's premier handbook for the metalworking trades for nearly a century. A first edition of Machinery's Handbook sold on Ebay in May 2002 for over $200. Another first edition sold in December 2002 for over $300. Until now, many of the booklets that were published as part of the series that was the origin of Machinery's Handbook were almost as rare. The contents are: Elementary Principles of Drill Jigs, by E.R. Markham General Considerations in Designing Jigs Provisions for Chips and Burrs Factors Determining the Advisability of Using Means for Locating Work in Jigs Clamping Devices Clamping Work by Cams or Eccentrics Simple Forms of Drilling Jigs Guide Bushings Leaf Drill Jigs Jigs Provided with Feet or Legs Relation Between Accuracy of Jigs and Accuracy of Machines on which They are Used Locating the Holes for the Drill Bushings Making a Jig from a Sample Piece or Model Method of Locating Holes When Accuracy is Not Essential Method Assuring a Fair Degree of Accuracy Method Employed for Highest Degree of Accuracy Locating the Holes on the Milling Machine Drilling Jig Plates, by J.R. Gordon Examples of Drill Jigs Jigs for Drilling Pin Holes in Shafts Jigs for Drilling Collars Flange Drilling Jigs Adjustable Jigs Miscellaneous Examples of Drill Jigs Drilling and Assembling Jig Jigs for Drilling Rough Castings Gigs for Drilling and Boring Gears with Cast Teeth Drilling and Boring Jigs for Machine Beds Jigs with Pneumatic Clamping Devices Dimensions of Standard Jig Bushings Hardening Small Jig Bushings Using Jigs to Best Advantage, by B.P. Fortin and J.F. Mirrielees

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