Machine Shop Trade Secrets. James Harvey

Figure 8-3 Adjustable die buttons Figure 8-4 Broken tap removers Figure 8-5 Geometric die heads Figure 8-6 External thread gauge Figure 8-7 Threading with tool inverted Figure 8-8 Hand tapping Figure 8-9 Tapping block Figure 8-10 Stick wax Figure 8-11 Threaded part Figure 8-12 Clutch-type tapping heads Figure 8-13 Tap extension Figure 8-14 Repairing a damaged thread Figure 8-15 Knurling Figure 8-16 Test knurl Figure 8-17 Finishing a knurl Chapter 9 Help for Engineers Figure 9-1 Welding a pin and base Figure 9-2 Internal corners Figure 9-3 Tapping holes Figure 9-4 Press fits Figure 9-5 Diameters of a lathe part Figure 9-6 Fillet dimensions on lathe parts Figure 9-7 Knife edges Figure 9-8 Hidden lines Figure 9-9 Flex type bar clamps Chapter 10 Rotary Table Magic Figure 10-1 Indicating part on a rotary table Figure 10-2 Indicating spindle over a part Figure 10-3 Checking for concentricity Figure 10-4 Counter boring with a rotary table Figure 10-5 Spring loaded scribe Chapter 11 Taming Warp Figure 11-1 Shimming a warped part Figure 11-2 Indicating a long bar flat Figure 11-3 Indicating on a surface plate Chapter 12 Be Square Figure 12-1 Square blocks Figure 12-2 Modified ball bearing Figure 12-3 Squaring process Figure 12-4 Side milling Figure 12-5 Squaring a block with a fly cutter Figure 12-6 Machinist’s square Figure 12-7 Squaring gauge Chapter 13 Mold Making Tips Figure 13-1 Small cutter extension Figure 13-2 Copper EDM electrode Figure 13-3 Graphite EDM electrodes Figure 13-4 Machining and holding electrodes Figure 13-5 Demagnetizing parts Figure 13-6 Measuring with gauge blocks Figure 13-7 Checking for concentricity Figure 13-8 Checking cutter angle Figure 13-9 Grinding pin diameters Figure 13-10 Polishing with Simichrome® Figure 13-11 Blending weld on mold parts Figure 13-12 Ejector pin bushing Chapter 14 Get Your Grinder Goin’ Figure 14-1 Blending a surface with Dykem