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How to metal work annealing tempering forging vol 2
How To Metal Work Annealing Tempering Forging Vol 2
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There are Five Books On This CD-ROM With Which You Can Learn about and become an Expert in Metal Working, Annealing, Tempering, Hardening, Forging, Steel Treatment and Selection.
1. Hand-forging And Wrought-iron Ornamental Work (1911)
AUTHOR: Googerty, Thomas Francis
This focuses on hand-wrought ornamental works. While it is directed mainly at trainers/instructors in this field. this makes it very suitable for sef study by amateurs or people with an interest in this art.
Introductory. The Spirit of Decorating. History of ornamental ironwork. Beauty, strength and pliability combined. Correct principles in designing. Mere ornament not decoration. Decorative value of curves and lines. The inspiration of art and nature.
Equipment. The forge. fuel. The fire. Heating. Materials used in forging: Wrought iron. Mild
steel. Tool steel. Tools and how to make them. Hammers and the anvil. How to draw the iron
Various forms of welding. Scarf welding. Lap welding. T welding with round iron. T, corner
and cross welding with flat or square stock
Welding (concluded). Jump welding. Butt welding. Welding rings. Chains. Brazing
Twisting, etc. Various forms of twist. Spirals. The bulb. Balls and cubes. Banding. Riveting.
Scrollwork. Various methods of shaping and working scrolls. How the drawings are made. Grilles. Welded scrollwork
Box forging: Two methods explained. Various styles of bases illustrated
Embossing. Forms in relief. Leaf and other ornamental forms. Special tools. Rosettes, bulbs, etc. Examples of modeling. The acanthus-leaf design. Raised forms. How ornamental ironwork should be finished
Drawer-pulls and hinges. Simple and ornate window fasteners. Examples illustrated. Scalloping. Door-keeps, and other keeps and hinges
Doorplates. Drawing and dimensions. How to Make the patterns. Practical examples
Iron Lamps. Plates showing entire method of construction from drawing the pattern to the final fitting. Various formsiIllustrated
AUTHORS: Markham, Edward Russell; Todd, W. J; Painter, William A
3. Hardening, Tempering, Annealing and Forging of Steel 1903
Author: Woodworth, Joseph Vincents
A treatise on the practical treatment and working of high and low grade steel comprising the selection and identification of steel, the most modern and approved heating, hardening, tempering, annealing and forging processes. The use of gas blast furnaces, heating machines and furnaces. the annealing and manufacturing of malleable iron, the treatment and use of self hardening steel, with reference to case hardening processes. The hardening and tempering of milling cutters and press tools. The use of machinery steel for cutting tools, forging and welding. High grade forgings in America . Forging of hollow shafts. Drop-forging and grinding processes for tools and machine parts
Steel, its selection and identification. steel for varios purposes. the treatment of well known brands of steel. the effects of heat
The heating and cooling of steel. Location of heating arrangements. the use of gas blast furnaces and heating machines. Tough stell and gard steel: the difference.
The hardening of steel. Hardening in water, brine, oils and solutions. Special processes for special steel.
Tempering: by colors, in oil, on hot plates,, by thermometer, in hot water, , in the sand bath and by special methods. The effects of slow heating
Case hardening processes. The use of machinery steel for cutting tools and the treatment of it.
Hardening and tempering milling cutters and similar tools
Hardening, tempering and straightening all kinds of small tools.
The hardening and tempering of dies and all kinds of press tools for the working of sheet metal.
Forging and welding. How to accomplish satisfactory results in the forging and welding of steel and iron drop forging
Miscellaneous methods, processes, kinks, pointers and tables for use in metal working.
Grinding. The accurate and rapid grinding of tools and small machine parts. Emery wheels and their use
4. Steel, Its Selection, Annealing, Hardening and Tmpering (1913)
AUTHOR: Edward Russell Markham
This work was formerly known as "The American Steel Worker" It is the standard work on hardening, tempering and annealing steel of akl Kinds. It is comprehensive and gives specific instructions as well as illmustrations of the methods of hardening a large number of tools. All kinds of annealing and muffle furnaces, blast ovens, open flames and the use of the lead and cyanide baths are fully described. Case hardening and pack hardening are treated in a cmmprehensive Manner. It is a practical book for the machinist, tool maker, blacksmith, tool hardener or superintendent.
5. The Treatment of Steel (1881)
A series of circulars on heating, annealing, forging and tempering
