Title: ; THE COMPACT LATHE
The evolution of the compact, or portable, lathe has bought many a
model engineers life-long ambition to reality. This comprehensive introduction
to the subject covers the technology, the machine operations and facilities
which will enable the novice or experienced operator to achieve the highest
standards of lathe work.
Author Name: Stan Bray
Binding: Soft Bound
Number of photos: Well Illustrated with 145 b+w
photographs 18 plans & line drawings 9 tables of data
Book Condition: New
Number of pages: 187 pages
Dimensions: 20.6 x 14.8 x 1 cm
Publisher: Originally published in 1990 by
Argus Books;
Special Interest Model Books
revised edition published in 2004;
ISBN Number: 1854862278 / 9781854862273
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The evolution of the compact, or portable, lathe has brought many a model
engineers life-long ambition to reality. No longer regarded as the scaled-down
variant of the long-established permanent workshop machine, they are purpose-designed
tools of remarkable ingenuity in their own right.
Compact lathes (such as the Unimat III, Peatol, Shearline and Cowell
range) are inexpensive, self-contained, adaptable to a broad range of machining
techniques and ideally suited for beginners and those with working space
restrictions.
Stan Brays comprehensive introduction to the subject covers the technology
and the components, the machining operations and facilities which will
enable the novice or experienced operator quickly to reach full proficiency
and achieve the highest standards of lathe work.
Fully updated in 2004 to cover the very latest in compact lathe technology
and with many completely new photographs.
Safety
Care of the Lathe
Lathe Tools
Turning Operations
Centre Height
Using the Three-Jaw Chuck |
The Four-Jaw Chuck
The Faceplate
Turning Between Centres
Turning Tapers
Turning Radii
Drilling and Boring
Threading with Taps and Dies |
Screw Cutting
Graduating and Dividing
Batch Production -
Milling
Lubricants and, Cutting Speeds
Uses for the Compact Lathe
Clockmaking |
Stan Bray has written a number of books on model engineering and was
editor of Model Engineers Workshop and assistant editor of Model Engineer
magazines.
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