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TURNING WORK HELD ON A MANDREL

Produced by US Office of education. Shows what a mandrel is, and on what type of job it can be used to advantage; how to fit a mandrel into work; how to mount the mandrel and work between centers; how to protect the mandrel and injury by cutting tools; how to cut a bevel; using the compound rest; and how to calculate speeds, feed and set the tools. This is No. 13 in the Machine shop work series Engine lathe in the Machine shop work series.
Complete catalog record
Series: Machine shop work series
Dewey number: 621.9
Audience level: sh-c-trade-adult Guide
Format/cost: 16-sd-$27.74
Distributors / rental: Bell & Howell Company; Calhoun Company; A. H. Rice and Company; Dayton Film Rental Libraries; Sunray Films Company; University of Michigan $2.50; Visual Art Films $27.74; Wilfred Naylor; Visual Education Service, Inc

More in Machine Shop Work Series

  1. Fixed Gages 1941
  2. Steel Rule 1941
  3. Turning Work of Two Diameters 1941
  4. Rough - Facing, Boring And Turning A Shoulder 1942
  5. Cutting An Internal Acme Thread 1943
  6. Sharpening a Shell End Mill 1943
  7. Using a Shell End Mill 1943
  8. Using A Steady Rest 1943
  9. Cutting A Dovetail Taper Slide 1944
  10. Cutting A Round End Keyway 1944
  11. MILLING A CIRCULAR T-SLOT 1944
  12. MILLING A HELICAL GROOVE 1944
  13. Sharpening A Form Relieved Cutter 1944
  14. SHARPENING A PLAIN HELICAL CUTTER 1944
  15. SHARPENING A SIDE MILLING CUTTER 1944
  16. SHARPENING AN ANGULAR CUTTER 1944
  17. TURNING WORK HELD ON A MANDREL 1944
  18. TURNING WORK HELD ON A MANDREL 1944
  19. USING A FOLLOWER REST 1944
  20. USING A FOLLOWER REST 1944
  21. The Turret Lathe - An Introduction 1945

Related films

Sources

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

Record added 2026-07-02 14:42:46