Metalworking
Subtitle: old-fashioned tools, materials, and processes for the handyman
By: edited by Paul N. Hasluck
Publisher: Skyhorse Pub.
Published: 2011
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 760
ISBN-13: 9781616081850
Subjects: Metal-work
Notes: Includes index.

Originally published: Philadelphia : D. McKay, 1907.
Table of contents: title: Foundry work; title: Smiths' work; title: Surfacing metals; title: Polishing metals: the machines and processes; title: Annealing, hardening, and tempering; title: Drilling and boring; title: Taps, screw-plates, and dies; title: Soldering, brazing, and riveting; title: Forging iron and steel; title: Working sheet metal; title: Repousse work; title: Oriental decorative brasswork; title: Finishing, lacquering, and colouring brass; title: Lathes and lathework; title: Spinning metals on the lathe; title: Tools for measuring and testing metalwork; title: Building a 4 1/2-in. centre lathe; title: Gold and silver working; title: Making a skeleton clock; title: Building a small horizontal steam engine; title: Making a 1/4-h.p. vertical steam engine; title: Boiler making; title: Building a petrol motor; title: Making water motors; title: Building a dynamo and electric motor; title: Electro-plating; title: Wire working; title: Electric bell making; title: Making a microscope and a telescope.