plate--Supporting Outer End of Chucked Work--Boring Large
Castings in the Lathe--Boring Holes to a Given Center
Distance--Turning Brass, Bronze and Copper--Machining Aluminum 1-53

CHAPTER II

LATHE TURNING TOOLS AND CUTTING SPEEDS

Turning Tools for General Work--Tool-holders with Inserted
Cutters--The Position of Turning Tools--Tool Grinding--Shape or
Contour of Cutting Edge--Direction of Top Slope for Turning
Tools--Clearance for the Cutting Edge--Angle of Tool-point and
Amount of Top Slope--Grinding a Lathe Tool--Cutting Speeds and
Feeds--Average Cutting Speeds for Turning--Factors which Limit
the Cutting Speed--Rules for Calculating Cutting Speeds--Feed of
Tool and Depth of Cut--Effect of Lubricant on Cutting
Speed--Lubricants Used for Turning--Lard Oil as a Cutting
Lubricant 54-79

CHAPTER III

TAPER TURNING--SPECIAL OPERATIONS--FITTING

Setting Tailstock Center for Taper Turning--Example of Taper
Turning--Setting the Tailstock Center with a Caliper
Tool--Setting the Tailstock Center with a Square--The Taper
Attachment--Application of Taper Attachment--Height of Tool
when Turning Tapers--Taper Turning with the Compound
Rest--Accurate Measurement of Angles and Tapers--To Find
Center Distance for a Given Taper--To Find Center Distance
for a Given Angle--To Find Angle for Given Taper per Foot--To
Find Angle for Given Disk Dimensions--Use of the Center
Indicator--Locating Work by the Button Method--Eccentric
Turning--Turning a Crankshaft in a Lathe--Special Crankshaft
Lathe--Operation of Special Crankshaft Lathe--Spherical
Turning--Spherical Turning Attachments--Turning with Front
and Rear Tools--A Multiple-tool Lathe--Examples of Multiple
Turning--Knurling in the Lathe--Relieving
Attachment--Application of Relieving Attachment--Relieving
Hobs or Taps Having Spiral Flutes--Classes of Fits Used in
Machine Construction--Forced Fits--Allowance for Forced
Fits--Pressure for Forced Fits--Allowance for Given
Pressure-Shrinkage Fits 80-134

CHAPTER IV

THREAD CUTTING IN THE LATHE

Selecting the Change Gears for Thread Cutting--The Thread
Tool--Cutting the Thread--Indicator or Chasing Dial for
Catching Threads--Principle of the Thread
Indicator--Replacing Sharpened Thread Tool--Use of Compound
Rest for Thread Cutting--Threads C