Turning Work On Two Diameters
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Shows how to use roughing, finishing, facing and radius tools. Demonstrates how to rough-turn and finish-turn a workpiece having two diameters, how to face a workpiece and how to machine a fillet. Issued in 1941 as a motion picture.
More in Machine Shop Work Series - Operations on the Engine Lathe
- USING A BORING BAR BETWEEN CENTERS
- Cutting A Taper With The Compound Rest And With A Taper Attachment. 1941
- Cutting An External National Fine Thread. 1941
- Drilling, Boring, And Reaming Work Held In Chuck. 1941
- Rough Turning Between Centers 1941
- Cutting an External Acme Thread 1942
- Turning A Taper With The Tailstock Set Over 1942
- Cutting An Internal Acme Thread 1943
- Cutting An Internal Taper Pipe Thread 1943
- Turning Work Held On A Mandrel 1943
- Using A Follower Rest 1943
- Using A Steady Rest 1943
- Machining Work Held in Chuck: Use of Reference Surfaces 1944
- TURNING ON A FIXTURE 1944
- Turning Work Held On A Fixture 1944
- TURNING WORK HELD ON A FIXTURE 1944
- USING A BORING BAR BETWEEN CENTERS 1944
- Using A Boring Bar Between Centers - Work Held On Carriage 1944
- Using A Steady Rest When Boring 1944
- Turning Work On Two Diameters 1979
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- 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, format, sound, description, catalog record
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