Machine Shop Primer: An Introduction to Machine Tools, and Shop Appliances, With Illustrations, Names and Definitions (Classic Reprint)

The first step toward a clear understanding of practical shop work is a knowledge of the names of the machines, tools, and appliances used. This book has been prepared to aid both students and instructors in this line of work. The unusual arrangement is the result of careful consideration and of consultation with Mr. J. Howard Renshaw and other successful instructors in industrial lines. The first section can be used as a sketch book and from it the learner or apprentice can see just what a tool looks like. Should he fail to remember its name, he can refer to the next section. The second section gives the correct name of every part illustrated. The proper spelling of the names and terms used are an essential part of this work and this section will be found a practical spelling book. The third section is a very complete and convenient reference book on mechanical subjects. It contains much general information in such form as to be readily understood. It is hoped this book will prove of assistance to those who are in any way interested in industrial education. THE AUTHORS.
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