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TURNING WORK HELD ON A FIXTURE

How to mount on a special fixture for machining an irregularly shaped casting which cannot be held in a chuck; how to mount and center the fixture on a lathe; and how to grind tools for the machining of brass
Complete catalog record
Series: Operations on the engine lathe series
Dewey number: 621.9
Audience level: sh-c-trade-adult Guide
Producer note: Produced by US Office of Education
Format/cost: 16-sd-$28.38
Distributors / rental: Bell & Howell Company $2; Wilfred Naylor; A. H. Rice and Company; Dav; Visual Art Films $28.38

More in Machine Shop Work Series - Operations on the Engine Lathe

  1. USING A BORING BAR BETWEEN CENTERS
  2. Cutting A Taper With The Compound Rest And With A Taper Attachment. 1941
  3. Cutting An External National Fine Thread. 1941
  4. Drilling, Boring, And Reaming Work Held In Chuck. 1941
  5. Rough Turning Between Centers 1941
  6. Cutting an External Acme Thread 1942
  7. Turning A Taper With The Tailstock Set Over 1942
  8. Cutting An Internal Acme Thread 1943
  9. Cutting An Internal Taper Pipe Thread 1943
  10. Turning Work Held On A Mandrel 1943
  11. Using A Follower Rest 1943
  12. Using A Steady Rest 1943
  13. Machining Work Held in Chuck: Use of Reference Surfaces 1944
  14. TURNING ON A FIXTURE 1944
  15. Turning Work Held On A Fixture 1944
  16. TURNING WORK HELD ON A FIXTURE 1944
  17. USING A BORING BAR BETWEEN CENTERS 1944
  18. Using A Boring Bar Between Centers - Work Held On Carriage 1944
  19. Using A Steady Rest When Boring 1944
  20. Turning Work On Two Diameters 1979

Related films

Sources

  1. Educational Film Guide 1946 — title, year, creator, length, format, sound, description, catalog record

Record added 2026-07-02 14:42:44