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A.S.M.E. COMMITTEE ON METAL CUTTING DATA MANUAL ON CUTTING OF METALS, Single-Point Lathe Tools
New York The American Society of Mechanical Engineers 1939 First Edition
ref flex. 1st edition. cover slightly worn x-library; black marker bottom edge; FEP cut out . The invention of high-speed steel by Frederick W. Taylor and Maunsel White in 1898, and the presidential address of Taylor, "On the Art of Cutting Metals,"before The American Society of Mechanical Engineers in 1906, revolutionized machine shop practice throughout the world. Since that date, great advances have been made in the metallurgy and treatment of high-speed steels, and in the construction of machine tools to utilize these steels with the greatest possible efficiency. Three parts of this volume comprise: Part I, factors influencing the cutting of metals; Part II, a series of tables of cutting speeds and horsepower for various cut on different ferrous materials; Part III, the equations and constants required for calculating cutting speed, economic tool life, chip pressure, and horsepower, together with instructions as to their use.
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