Jones,  M.  Mark <br/><br/>
Shopwork on the farm / 
by Jones M. Mark 
 - United States of America :  Mc Graw-Hill Book Company,  c1995. 
 - xiv, 626 p. :  ill. ;  24cm. 
<br/><br/> Contents<br/><br/>1.  Planning and equipping a home  farm shop<br/>Selectingthe site<br/>Planning the shop buldin<br/>Selecting tools equipment and supplies<br/>Arranging the interior and  storing tools<br/><br/><br/>2.  Sketching and drawing<br/>Making free hand sketches<br/>Making pictorial sketches and drawings<br/>Reading working an blueprint<br/><br/>3.  Woodwork and farm carpentry<br/>Selecting kinds and grades of lumber for a job<br/>Measuring and making wood<br/>Sawing wood with handsaw<br/><br/>4.  Power wood working saw<br/>Parts and types of circular saws<br/>Adjusting the circular saws<br/>Ripping with the circular saws<br/><br/>5.  The joint er<br/>Adjusting the jointer<br/>Using the jointer<br/>Shappening and adjsting the jointer knives<br/><br/>6.  Planting finishing and window glazing<br/>Inspecting buldiings for painting failure<br/>Selecting paints<br/>Prepaaring outside wood surface<br/><br/>7.  Sharpening and fitting tools<br/>Selecting and using grinders and shapening stones<br/>Shapenning knives<br/>Shapening axes and hatches<br/><br/>8.  Rope work <br/>Finishing the ends of a rope<br/>Typing the end of the rope together<br/>Tying loop knots<br/><br/>9.  Leather work<br/>Making a waxed thread<br/>Making asewed splice<br/>Making ariveted splice<br/><br/>10.  Concrete work<br/>Selecting good materials<br/>Determining propotion of metrials<br/>Building and preparing forms<br/><br/>11.  Soldering and sheet -metal work<br/>Operating a gasolineblotorch<br/>Cleaning surface to be soldiers<br/>Aplying fluxes<br/><br/>12.  Cold -metal work<br/>Distinguishing between different kind of iron and steel<br/>Laying out and making meta<br/>Cutting with a cold chissel<br/><br/>13.  The metal working lathe<br/>Making accurate measurements<br/>Turning between  center<br/>Cutting threads<br/><br/>14.  Farm blacksmithing<br/>Selecting blacksmirth equipment for the farm shop<br/>Drawing and upsetting iron<br/>Working  tool steel<br/><br/>15.  Pipework and simple plumbing<br/>Selecting pipe tools for the shop<br/>Reaming pipe<br/>Threading pipe<br/><br/>16.  Electric Arc welding<br/>Selecting an arc welder for the farm<br/> selecting electrodes for the farm<br/>Using safety measures in arc welding<br/><br/>17.  Oxyacetylene welding and cutting <br/>Kinds of oxycetylene welding<br/>Fussion welding<br/>Braze welding<br/><br/>18.  Repair and reconditioning machinery<br/>Removing worn or broken machines<br/>Removing and adjusting the cutting parts of a mower<br/>Shapening plowshers<br/><br/>19.  Maintaining electrical eguipment<br/>Splicing electric wires<br/>Attatching wirs to terminal<br/>Repairing electric codes<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/> 
<br/><br/>Includes bibliographical reference and index 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Farm shop
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>631.3  / JON