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How to work sheet metal bending forming cut
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HOW TO WORK SHEET METAL BENDING FORMING CUT
HOW TO WORK SHEET METAL BENDING FORMING CUT
HOW TO WORK SHEET METAL BENDING FORMING CUT
HOW TO WORK SHEET METAL BENDING FORMING CUT
HOW TO WORK SHEET METAL BENDING FORMING CUT
HOW TO WORK SHEET METAL BENDING FORMING CUT
HOW TO WORK SHEET METAL BENDING FORMING CUT
HOW TO WORK SHEET METAL BENDING FORMING CUT
HOW TO WORK SHEET METAL BENDING FORMING CUT
HOW TO WORK SHEET METAL BENDING FORMING CUT
Where are you going to learn sheet metal this cheaply?
Oh, I know what you're thinking. "Metal Plate" - quarter inch and thicker. Wrong! Very wrong! This dude was British. What he was talking about was sheet metal, and how to turn it into something a bit more exciting and, to my way of thinking, more useful than furnace duct work.
Chapters include the materials used; geometrical construction of plane figures; geometrical construction and development solid figures: tool and appliances used; soldering and brazing; tinning, re-tinning, and galvanizing: examples of practical metal plate work; and examples of practical pattern drawing.
Remember this is same man who gave us the incredible book Metal Working Tools, Materials, and Processes for the Handyman. That book provides an excellent chapter on sheet metal, but this provides much more information, much more detail.
You'll see all the stakes, hammers, punches, groovers, and shears you could want. You'll also see a burring machine (or Jenny), bench standards, tube bend rollers (slip roll), a folding machine (brake), a bottom-closing machine, a paring down machine and much more.
To get from flat sheet metal to a water tight three dimensional container requires a good pattern. You'll be shown all the necessary geometry to lay out the pattern without heavy theory.
This is practical how-to that was part of Hasluck's "Technical Instruction Series" of books. It's all straight-to-the-point and practical. If you work sheet metal, or plan to, this is something to have!
Soft cover 5 1/2" X 8 1/2" 160 pages, well illustrated.
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