Machinery's (Handbook) Reference ~ Manuals **Digital Scans** PDF Machinist 1910

Description: Digital scans catalogs and manuals. No physical item After purchasing you will be sent a message with a link to download the items. All files are in .pdf format. Machinery's Reference SeriesThe Industrial Press, Publishers of Machinery - NY USAFrom 1910-194Monthly mechanical journal The Machinery's Reference Series predates the Machinery's Handbook, both published by the Industrial Press. The Machinery's reference series were a number of small booklets on various topics published that eventually were all put together into what became the first Machinery's Handbook we all know and love in 1914.These reference series booklets include "kinks" sections and what you'd consider "case studies" such as how the Norton Grinding Co. went about grinding a shaft with an eccentric in the early 1900s, in full detail noting how they custom made cast iron end plates scraped to surface plates and so on and so forth. There are incredible photos of old machinery littered throughout.This is a treasure trove for machinist's everywhere. Complete series Volume 1 to 141.Each volume is a separate PDF - for easy access.Most are around 50 pages, some are longer. Not more than 100 pages per volume. Includes: No. 1 - Worm GearingNo. 2 - Drafting Room PracticeNo. 3 - Drill JigsNo. 4 - Milling FixturesNo. 5 - First Principles of Theoretic MechanicsNo. 6 - Punch and Die Work.No. 7 - Lathe and Planer ToolsNo. 8 - Working Drawing and Drafting-Room KinksNo. 9 - Designing and Cutting CamsNo. 10 - Examples of Machine Shop PracticeNo. 11 - BearingsNo. 12 - Mathematics of Machine DesignNo. 13 - Blanking DiesNo. 14 - Details of Machine Tool DesignNo. 15 - Spur GearingNo. 16 - Machine Tool DrivesNo. 17 - Strength of CylindersNo. 18 - Shop Arithmetic for MachinistNo. 19 - Use of Formulas in MechanicsNo. 20 - Spiral GearingNo. 21 - Measuring ToolsNo. 22 - Calculations of Elements of Machine DesignNo. 23 - Theory of Crane DesignNo. 24 - Examples of Calculating DesignsNo. 25 - Deep Hole DrillingNo. 26 - Modern punch and Die constructionNo. 27 - Locomotive Design part 1No. 28 - Locomotive Design part 2No. 29 - Locomotive Design part 3No. 30 - Locomotive Design part 4No. 31 - Screw Thread Tools and GagesNo. 32 - Screw Thread CuttingNo. 33 - Systems and Practice of the Drafting-RoomNo. 34 - Care of Dynamo and MotorsNo. 35 - Tables and Formulas for Shop and Drafting-RoomNo. 36 - Iron and SteelNo. 37 - Bevel-GearingNo. 38 - Grinding and Grinding MachinesNo. 39 - Fans, Ventilation and HeatingNo. 40 - Fly-WheelsNo. 41 - Jigs and FixturesNo. 42 - Jigs and Fixtures Part 2No. 43 - Jigs and Fixtures Part 3No. 44 - Machine BlacksmithingNo. 45 - Drop ForgingNo. 46- Hardening and TemperingNo. 47 - Design of Electric Overhead CranesNo. 48 - Files and FilingNo. 49 - Girders for Electric Overhead CranesNo. 50 - Principles and Practice of Assembly Machine ToolsNo. 51 - Principles and Practice Assembling Tools Part 2No. 52 - Advanced Shop Arithmetic for the MachinistNo. 53 - Use of LogarithmsNo. 54 - Solutions of Triangles Part 1No. 55 - Solutions of Triangles Part 2No. 56 - Ball BearingsNo. 57 - Metal SpinningNo. 58 - Helical and Elliptic SpringsNo. 59 - Machines, Tools and Methods of Automobile ManufactureNo. 60 - Construction and Manufacture of AutomobilesNo. 61 - Blacksmith Shop PracticeNo. 62 - Testing Hardness and Durability of MetalsNo. 63 - Heat Treatment of SteelNo. 64 - Gage Making and LappingNo. 65 - Formulas and Data for Gas Engine Design.No. 66 - Heating and Ventilating Shops and OfficesNo. 67 - Steam BoilersNo. 68 - Boiler FurnacesNo. 69 - Feed Water AppliancesNo. 70 - Steam EnginesNo. 71 - Steam TurbinesNo. 72 - Pumps and Condensers Steam and Water PipingNo. 73 - Principles and Applications of electricity Part 1No. 74 - Principles and Applications of electricity Part 2No. 75 - Principles and Applications of electricity Part 3No. 76 - Principles and Applications of electricity Part 4No. 77 - Principles and Applications of electricity Part 5No. 78 - Principles and Applications of electricity Part 6No. 79 - Locomotive Building Part 1No. 80 - Locomotive Building Part 2No. 81 - Locomotive Building Part 3No. 82 - Locomotive Building Part 4No. 83 - Locomotive Building Part 5No. 84 - Locomotive Building Part 6No. 85 - Mechanical drawingNo. 86 - Mechanical Drawing Part 2No. 87 - Mechanical Drawing Part 3No. 88 - Mechanical Drawing Part 4No. 89 - Theory of Shrinkage and Forced FitsNo. 90 - Railway Repair Shop PracticeNo. 91 - Operation of Machine Tools The Lathe Part 1No. 92 - Operation of Machine Tools The Lathe Part 2No. 93 - Operation of Machine Tools Planer Shaper SlotterNo. 94 - Operation of Machine Tools Drilling MachineNo. 95 - Operation of Machine Tools Boring MachinesNo. 96 - Operation of Machine Tools Milling Machines Part 1No. 97 - Operation of Machine Tools Milling Machines Part 2No. 98 - Operation of Machine Tools Grinding MachinesNo. 99 - Automatic Screw Machine PracticeNo. 100 - Automatic Screw Machine Practice Part 2No. 101 - Automatic Screw Machine Practice Part 3No. 102 - Automatic Screw Machine Practice Part 4No. 103 - Automatic Screw Machine Practice Part 5No. 104 - Automatic Screw Machine Practice Part 6No. 105 - Automatic Screw Machine practice Part 7No. 106 - Automatic Screw Machine practice Part 8No. 107 - Drop-Forging Dies and Die-SinkingNo. 108 - Die-Casting MachinesNo. 109 - Die CastingNo. 110 - The Extrusion of MetalsNo. 111 - Lathe Bed DesignNo. 112 - Machine Stops and Locking DevicesNo. 113 - Bolt, Nut and Rivet ForgingNo. 114 - Machine ForgingNo. 115 - Motor Drive for Machine ToolsNo. 116 - The Manufacture of Steel BallsNo. 117 - High-Speed and Carbon Tool SteelsNo. 118 - Alloy SteelsNo. 119 - Cold-HeadingNo. 120 - Arbors and Work Holding DevicesNo. 121 - Machining Tapered and Spherical SurfacesNo. 122 - BroachingNo. 123 - Metal Coloring and Finishing No. 124 - Cutting LubricantsNo. 125 - Autogenous WeldingNo. 126 - Drawing, Forming and Bending DiesNo. 127 - Electric WeldingNo. 128 - Boring, Recessing and Multiple Turning ToolsNo. 129 - Care and Repair of Gas and Oil enginesNo. 130 - Gaging tools and MethodsNo. 131 - Diemaking PracticeNo. 132 - Modern Blanking and Piercing DiesNo. 133 - Hobs and Gear HobbingNo. 134 - PatentsNo. 135 - Precision Locating and Dividing MethodsNo. 136 - Strength of MaterialsNo. 137 - Arithmetic SimplifiedNo. 138 - Elementary AlegbraNo. 139 - Shop SystemsNo. 140 - Safeguards for Machine Tools and Power PressesNo. 141 - Casehardening Bonus - Machinery's Data SheetsForm same publisher a similar monthly journal from same time period.This was a kind of add-on to the base monthly subscription. MDS - No. 1 - Screw ThreadsMDS - No. 3 - Taps and Threading DiesMDS - No. 5 - Spur GearingMDS - No. 7 - Shafting, Keys and KeywaysMDS - No. 8 Bearings, Couplings and Clutches - Chains and HooksMDS - No. 13 Boilers and ChimneysMDS - No. 14 - Locomotive and Railway DataMDS - No. 16 - Mathematical TablesMDS - No. 17 - Mechanics and Strength of materialsMDS - No. 18 - Beam Formulas and Structural DesignMDS - No. 20 - Wiring diagrams Heating and Ventilation

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