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Item Description
This Ebay listing is for the sale of a CD ROM publication of a Text book of Elementary Blacksmithing suitable for technical and vocational school students.
CD ROM Title: Blacksmith's Craft
You can read the detailed content pages further down this page.
Sample images from this CD

Published originally in 1950s by the Rural Commission. 116 pages.
Presented on CD ROM in easy to view PDF file format.
Allows Zoom-in up to 300% to enlarge sections of the pages for easy reading.
Allows Printing of pages on your own printer.
Allows Copy and paste page image to other applications like a word processor or image editors.
(PDF files require PDF file reader to open and view. PDF file reader software can be downloaded for free at www. adobe. com)
Contents
Part I Chapter 1 The Blacksmiths equipment The Hearth The Blast The Anvil The Bench The Vices Tool Racks Tong Racks Floor Mandrel The Swage Block
Chapter 2 The Blacksmiths Tools Hammers Tongs Cold Chisels Hot Chisels Cold Sets Hot Sets Hardies Punches for Hot Work Drifts Fullers Flatters and Set Hammers Swages Hand Mandrel Boister for Harrow Tines
Chapter 3. The Blacksmiths Fire Fuel Fire Tools The Fire Management of the fire
Chapter 4. The Blacksmiths Work Taking a heat Drawing Down Bending Upsetting or Jumping Up Hot Cutting Punching and Drifting Fire Welding Instructions for Fire Welding Heat Treatment
5 The Blacksmiths Materials Wrought Iron Mild Steel Medium Carbon Steel High Carbon Steel Alloy Steels
Part II Lessons Cutting off cold metal Lesson 1 Drawing Down Lesson 2 Chain staple and U Bolt Lesson 3 S Hook Lesson 4 Unwelded eye Lesson 5 Harrow gauge or scriber Lesson 6 Square Latch Keep Lesson 7 Barbed gate hook Lesson 8 Split link Lesson 9 Welded and drawn down point Lesson 10 Chain Links Lesson 11 Holdfast Lesson 12 Pipe Hook
This book was published to meet the needs of craftsmen, technical schools and apprentices training centers. The skill of the smith has been faithfully recorded in sequences of still photographs married to brief descriptive captions. The sequences are arranged in lessons which should not be difficult to follow if text, drawings and photographs are carefully studied. Some of the methods shown and described are not the only ones possible. In such cases the variations have been carefully considered, and the methods chosen have been those which seemed best for the beginner: as he gains experience, the smith can develop his own variations of a technique.
User friendly PDF file format, the CD is Microsoft Windows as well as MAC compatible.
We also have another CD title on blacksmithing, you can find it in our ebay store under "Blacksmithing Ebooks"

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