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WELDING AND METAL WORKING TRAINING COURSE MANUAL CD
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Welding Metal Work Shop Courses
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Manuals have many illustrations
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Written in very easy to
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The CD-ROM auto starts with user
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CD can be Searched, Enlarged and
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Shop Practices and Safety
Course
Lesson: Shop Practices and
Safety
Section I: The Shop
Section II: Tools
Section III: First Aid
Practice Exercise
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Use and Care of Handtools
and Measuring Tools Course
Lesson 1: Safety
Procedures for Using Handtools and Power Tools
Task 1: Describe the safety procedures for using handtools
and power tools
Practice Exercise
Lesson 2: Use and Care of
Handtools
Task 1: Describe the procedures for the use and care of
non-edged handtools
Task 2: Describe the procedures for the use and care of
edged handtools
Practice Exercise
Lesson 3: Use and Care of
Measuring Tools
Task 1: Describe the procedures for the use and care of
measuring tools
Practice Exercise
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Machine Shop Calculation Course
Lesson 1: Addition, Subtraction,
Multiplication, and Division of Fractions and Decimals, and Conversion of
Fractions to Decimals and Decimals to Fractions
Task 1: Describe the processes for adding, subtracting, multiplying, and
dividing fractions
Task 2: Describe the processes for converting fractions to decimals and
decimals to fractions, and for adding, subtracting, multiplying, and
dividing decimals
Practice Exercise
Lesson 2: Conversion of Linear
Measurements from the English to the Metric System and from the Metric to
the English System, and Solving Problems using Ratio, Proportion, and
Trigonometry
Task 1: Describe the processes for converting linear measurements from the
English to the metric system and from the metric to the English system
Task 2: Describe the processes for solving problems using ratio and
proportion
Task 3: Describe the processes for solving problems using trigonometry
Practice Exercise
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Principles of Drafting and Shop Drawings
Course
Lesson 1: Drafting and Shop Drawing
Fundamentals
Task 1: Describe orthographic projection theory and freehand drafting
Task 2: Describe drafting instruments and the fundamentals of geometric
construction
Task 3: Describe the theory and fundamentals of pictorial drawings:
oblique and isometric projection
Task 4: Identify shop terms, abbreviations, and dimensioning elements
Task 5: Interpret a shop drawing
Practice Exercise
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Precision Measuring and Gaging Course
Lesson 1: Precision Gages and Measuring
Tools, and Types of Fits, Tolerances, and Allowances
Task 1: Describe the different types of fits, tolerances, and allowances
used in the machinist trades
Task 2: Describe the proper use and care of precision gages and measuring
tools
Practice Exercise
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Metal Properties, Characteristics, Uses,
and Codes Course
Lesson 1: The Physical and Mechanical
Properties of Various Metals, and Use of the Hardness Tester, Chemical
Analysis, and Bench Grinder to Identify Various Metals
Task 1: Describe the processes for identifying the physical and mechanical
properties of various metals
Task 2: Describe the processes for using the hardness tester, chemical
analysis, and bench grinder to identify various metals
Practice Exercise
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Milling Machine Operations Course
Lesson 1: Milling Machine Operations
Task 1: Describe the setup, operation,and adjustment of the milling
machine
Task 2: Describe the types, nomenclature, and use of milling cutters
Practice Exercise
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Lathe Operations Course
Lesson 1: The Lathe Uses and Safety, Uses,
Repair, and Adjustment of Lathe Attachments, and Various Thread Forms,
Uses, Calculations, and Machining Techniques
Task 1: Describe the uses of the lathe, to include safety
Task 2: Describe the uses, repair, and adjustment of lathe attachments
Task 3: Describe the various thread forms,uses, calculations, and
machining techniques
Practice Exercise
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Bandsaw Operations Course
Lesson 1: Uses of the Bandsaw
Task 1: Describe the use of the bandsaw machine
Practice Exercise
Lesson 2: Bandsaw Maintenance and
Troubleshooting
Task 1: Describe the methods used to repair and adjust the bandsaw
Task 2: Describe the procedures for troubleshooting the bandsaw
Practical Exercise
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Welding Theory Course
Lesson 1: Welding Symbols
Task 1: Interpret welding symbols and describe the use of welding symbols
on shop drawings
Practice Exercise
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Welding Operations Course
Lesson 1: Welding Operations
Task 1: Describe the processes for identifying electrodes by
classification, and intended uses, and the automotive welding processes,
materials, and identification processes, and the types and techniques of
joint design
Task 2: Describe the theory, principles, and procedures of welding armor
plate, and methods of destructive and nondestructive testing of welds, and
troubleshooting procedures
Practice Exercise
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Metal Body Repair Course
Lesson 1: Operations Required To Repair
Damaged Vehicles And Components
Task 1: Describe the operations required to repair damaged vehicles and
components
Practice Exercise
Lesson 2: Operations Required For Glass,
Radiator, And Fuel Tank Repair
Task 1: Describe the operations required for proper glass repair
Task 2: Describe the operations required for proper radiator repair
Task 3: Describe the operations required for proper fuel tank repair
Practice Exercise
Welding Theory and Application Manual
Chapter 1: Introduction
Section I - General
Section II - Theory
Chapter 2: Safety Precautions in Welding
Operations
Section I - General Safety Precautions
Section II - Safety Precautions in Oxyfuel Welding
Section III - Safety in Arc Welding and Cutting
Section IV - Safety Precautions for Gas Shielded Arc Welding
Section V - Safety Precautions for Welding and Cutting Containers That
Have Held Combustibles
Section VI - Safety Precautions for Welding and Cutting Polyurethane Foam
Filled Assemblies
Chapter 3: Print Reading and Welding
Symbols
Section I - Print Reading
Section II - Weld and Welding Symbols
Chapter 4: Joint Design and Preparation of
Metals
Chapter 5: Welding and Cutting Equipment
Section I - Oxyacetylene Welding Equipment
Section II - Oxyacetylene Cutting Equipment
Section III - Arc Welding Equipment and Accessories
Section IV - Resistance Welding Equipment
Section V - Thermit Welding Equipment
Section VI - Forge Welding Tools and Equipment
Chapter 6: Welding Techniques
Section I - Description
Section II - Nomenclature of the Weld
Section III - Types of Welds and Welded Joints
Section IV - Welding Positions
Section V - Expansion and Contraction in Welding Operations
Section VI - Welding Problems and Solutions
Chapter 7: Metals Identification
Section I - Characteristics
Section II - Standard Metal Designations
Section III - General Description and Weldability of Ferrous Metals
Section IV - General Description and Weldability of Nonferrous Metals
Chapter 8: Electrodes and Filler Metals
Section I - Types of Electrodes
Section II - Other Filler Metals
Chapter 9: Maintenance Welding Operations
for Military Equipment
Chapter 10: Arc Welding and Cutting
Processes
Section I - General
Section II - Arc Processes
Section III - Related Processes
Chapter 11: Oxygen Fuel Gas Welding
Procedures
Section I - Welding Processes and Techniques
Section II - Welding and Brazing Ferrous Metals
Section III - Related Processes
Section IV - Welding, Brazing, and Soldering Nonferrous Metals
Chapter 12: Special Applications
Section I - Underwater Cutting and Welding with the Electric Arc
Section II - Underwater Cutting with Oxyfuel
Section III - Metallizing
Section IV - Flame Cutting Steel and Cast Iron
Section V - Flame Treating Metal
Section VI - Cutting and Hard Surfacing with the Electric Arc
Section VII - Armor Plate Welding and Cutting
Section VIII - Pipe Welding
Section IX - Welding Cast Iron, Cast Steel, Carbon Steel, and Forgings
Section X - Forge Welding
Section XI - Heat Treatment of Steel
Section XII - Other Welding Processes
Chapter 13: Destructive and Nondestructive
Testing
Section I - Performance Testing
Section II - Visual Inspection and Corrections
Section III - Physical Testing
Appendix A: References
Appendix B: Procedure Guides for Welding
Appendix C: Troubleshooting Procedures
Appendix D: Materials Used for Brazing,
Welding, Soldering, Cutting, and Metallizing
Appendix E: Miscellaneous Data
Glossary
Fundamentals of Machine Tools
Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction to the Machine Shop
Chapter 2: Properties, Identification, and Heat Treatment of Metals
Chapter 3: Portable Machines Tools
Chapter 4: Drilling Machines
Chapter 5: Grinding Machines
Chapter 6: Sawing Machines
Chapter 7: Lathes
Chapter 8: Milling Operations
Chapter 9: Milling-Grinding-Drilling And Slotting Attachment
Appendix A: Tables
Appendix B: Weights and Measures
Appendix C: Formulas
Glossary
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