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أخوانى فى الله أحضرت لكم كتاب Tools For the Job L. T. C. Rolt A SHORT HISTORY OF MACHINE TOOLS
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Contents FOREWORD LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS ACKNOWLEDGMENT PREFACE 1 Machines in the Craftsman’s Workshop 2 Industrial Machine Tools of the Eighteenth Cent 3 The First Machine Shops 4 Henry Maudslay— Metal Cutting becomes an Art 5 Clement, Fox, Eoberts, Nasmyth and Whitworth 6 Drives, Gears and Gear-cutting Machines 7 The Kise of America — Interchangeable Manufactur 8 American Machine Tools and their Makers 9 The Precision Grinding Machine and its Influence 10 Metal Cutting becomes a Science 11 Tools of the Twentieth Century BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX The Illustrations 1 Glastonbury Lake Village bracelet rings, c. 100 B.C. 2 Sword grinder, Utrecht Psalter, A.D. 850 3 German pole lathe of 1395 4 German clock-maker’s screw-cutting lathe, c. 1480 5 Grinding scythe blades at Belbroughton, Worcestershire 6 Turning elm bowls on the pole lathe 7 Clock-maker’s wheel-cutting engine, c. 1672 8 Leonardo da Vinci’s boring mill 9 Screwing machine by Leonardo da Vinci, c. 1500 10 Sketch of lathe by Leonardo da Vinci, c. 1500 11 Screw-cutting lathe with lead screw, 1578 12 Design for internal grinding machine by Leonardo da Vinci, c. 1500 13 Ornamental turning lathe with templet by Jacques Besson, 1578 14 Improved automatic fusee engine by Ferdinand Berthoud, 1763 15 Precision screw-cutting lathe by Jesse Ramsden, 1778 16 Water-powered cannon-boring mill of 1540 17 Jan Verbruggen’s mortar-boring mill at Woolwich Arsenal, 1770 18 Vaucanson’s lathe, c.1775 19 Senot’s lathe, 1795 20 Vertical cannon-boring mill by Maritz, c. 1713 21 John Smeaton’s cylinder-boring mill at Carron Ironworks 22 John Wilkinson’s cannon-boring mill of 1774 23 Wilkinson’s cylinder-boring mill, at Bersham Ironworks, 1776 24 Boulton & Watt’s Soho Foundry, Birmingham 25 Matthew Murray’s Round Foundry, Leeds 26 William Murdock 27 John Wilkinson 28 Matthew Murray 29 Joseph Bramah 30 A turner’s workshop of 1771 31 Lathe tool, c. 1771 32 Horizontal cylinder-boring mill, Soho Foundry 33 Heavy facing lathe with Murdock’s worm drive, Soho Foundry 34 Two drilling machines, one with worm drive, Soho Foundry 35 and 36 Side and end view of Bramah’s Patent Slide Rest, 1794 37 Henry Maudslay’s first screw-cutting lathe, c. 1800 38 Maudslay’s second screw-cutting lathe, c. 1800 39 Horizontal cylinder-boring machine by Matthew Murray 40 Clement’s constant-speed facing lathe, 1827 41 Henry Maudslay 42 Richard Roberts 43 Sir Joseph Whitworth 44 James Nasmyth 45 Lathe by James Fox of Derby, c. 1820 46 Planing machine by Fox, c. 1820 47 Vertical planing machine, Soho Foundry 48 James Nasmyth’s nut-milling fixture, 1830 49 Nasmyth’s ‘Steam Arm’ shaping machine, 1836 50 Joseph Whitworth’s automatic cross feed for lathes, 1835 51 Back-geared lathe by Richard Roberts, c. 1817 52 Small planing machine by James Nasmyth, 1857 53 Lathe by Joseph Whitworth with automatic cross feed, 1843 54 J. 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Bodmer’s worm gear cutters, 1839 The Illustrat 55 Whitworth’s millionth-measuring machine 56 Whitworth’s radial drilling machine, 1862 57 Richard Roberts’ gear-cutting advertisement, 1821 58 Roberts’ gear-cutting machine, c. 1821 59 Joseph Whitworth’s machine with formed cutter for involute gears 60 Joseph Saxton’s gear-cutting machine, c. 1842 61 Eli Whitney 62 Samuel Colt 63 The Colt Armoury, Hartford Connecticut, 1855 64 The Robbins & Lawrence Armoury, Windsor, Vermont, c. 1840 65 A typical American machine shop of the 1860s 66 Grinding musket barrels, Springfield Armoury, c. 1818 67 James Nasmyth’s milling machine, c. 1830 68 Eli Whitney’s milling machine, c. 1820 69 Milling machine by Gay & Silver, c. 1835 70 The Lincoln Miller 71 Lincoln index milling machine 72 David Wilkinson’s screw machine of 1798 73 The first turret lathe: built by Stephen Fitch, 1848 74 Spencer’s first automatic machine with ‘brain wheels’, c, 1873 75 An early Lincoln treadle-operated four-spindle drilling machine 76 Joseph Brown 77 Frederick Howe 78 William Sellers 79 Charles Churchill 80 Joseph Brown’s improved formed milling cutter, 1864 81 Grinding lathe, c. 1860 82 J. M. Poole’s precision roll-grinding machine, 1870 83 First Universal Grinding Machine by Brown & Sharpe, 1876 84 The first Brown & Sharpe universal milling machine, 1862 85 The first Fellows gear-shaping machine, 1897 86 Corliss bevel-gear-cutting machine, 1876 87 Brown & Sharpe heavy-duty universal milling machine c. 1870 88 Fellows gear-cutter grinding machine and bevel-gear generator, 1897 89 Quick change feed drive gear by Frederick Miles, 1871 90 W. P. Norton’s tumbler gear drive, 1892 91 Frederick Lanchester 92 Lanchester’s worm-gear bobbing machine, 1896 93 Charles H. Norton 94 Norton’s first heavy production grinding machine, 1900 95 Landis crankshaft-grinding machine, 1905 96 Heald planetary cylinder-grinding machine, 1905 97 First production Cincinnati centreless grinding machine, 1922 98 Heald internal centreless grinding machine, 1935 99 James Heald’s piston ring grinding machine with magnetic chuck, 1904 100 Lapointe broaching machine with screw feed, c. 1903 101 Modem Cincinnati-Weatherley broaching machine for connecting rods 102 Eight Churchill Rigidhobbers forming part of a link-line system 103 Cincinnati Hydrotel milling machine arranged for numerical control
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