MANUFACTURING/METALS

Machining
Fundamentals
by John

NEW

2014, 9th Edition

R. Walker and Bob Dixon Suggested Grade Levels 912

Machining Fundamentals provides a comprehensive introduction to operations,

setups, and procedures. Both traditional methods and newer, nontraditional
methods are presented in an easy-to-understand manner.
Updated and expanded coverage of CNC machining is found in the text.
Color-coded artwork helps students understand concepts quickly.
Safety is emphasized throughout the text.

Students learn how machine tools operate and when

to use one particular machine instead of another.
Many methods of machining and shaping parts to
meet given specifications are included.

Contents

Student Package

ISBN

Text, approx. 660 pp., hardcover

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Workbook, approx. 180 pp.

978-1-61960-209-0

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978-1-61960-217-5

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Instructor Package
Instructors Annotated Workbook
Instructors Resource CD
ExamView Assessment Suite

1. An Introduction to
Machining Technology
2. Shop Safety
3. Understanding Drawings
4. Measurement
5. Layout Work
6. Hand Tools
7. Fasteners
8. Jigs and Fixtures
9. Cutting Fluids
10. Drills and Drilling Machines
11. Offhand Grinding
12. Sawing and Cutoff
Machines
13. The Lathe
14. Cutting Tapers and Screw
Threads on the Lathe
15. Other Lathe Operations
16. Broaching Operations

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NEW

Machine Trades Print Reading 2013, 5th Edition

by

The Milling Machine

Milling Machine Operations
Precision Grinding
Band Machining
Computer Numerical
Control
Automated
Manufacturing
Quality Control
Metal Characteristics
Heat Treatment of Metals
Metal Finishing
Electromachining Processes
Nontraditional Machining
Techniques
Other Processes
Occupations in
Machining Technology

Michael A. Barsamian and Richard A. Gizelbach Suggested Grade Levels 12C

Machine Trades Print Reading, a combination text and workbook, provides students the
opportunity to develop the basic skills required for visualizing and interpreting industrial prints.
Students start by developing fundamental skills and progress to details encountered when
working at a professional level. The final unit, Print Reading Review, has comprehensive review
quizzes that help assess student progress.
Actual industrial prints are used for the activities.
New content was added for dimensions, tolerances, and orthographic projections.
Additional illustrations reinforce instruction and develop student skills.
Student Package

ISBN

Text, softcover
Online Text, 1yr. Access Key Code

978-1-61960-195-6
978-1-61960-504-6

School Price
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978-1-61960-198-7

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Instructor Package
Instructors Resource CD

Contents

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3.
4.

Visualizing Shapes
Line Usage
Title Blocks and Notes
Dimensions and
Tolerances
5. Working Drawings
6. Holes
7. Threads
8. Contours

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12.

Sectional Views
Angles
Machining Details
Geometric Dimensioning
and Tolerancing
13. Print Reading Review
Reference Section
Glossary
Index

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