David J. Gingery, "Build Your Own Metal Working Shop From Scrap", 5 Volume Set (repost)
David J. Gingery, "Build Your Own Metal Working Shop From Scrap", 5 Volume Set
Gingery | 1998-2000 | ISBN: See List Under Cut | English | PDF | 672 pages | 38.4 MB
Gingery | 1998-2000 | ISBN: See List Under Cut | English | PDF | 672 pages | 38.4 MB
Gingery is famous for its "Build Your Own Metal Working Shop From Scrap", which details how to build reasonably and completely a low cost machining workshop, often with scrap metal and other items. The amateur starts by building a small smelter capable of melting the silicon - aluminum and zinc, of recycled automotive parts. Then sand castings are used to make a metal turn. The lathe is the first machine built as it can be used to help build itself. The lathe and foundry are then used to make machines more complex.
Vol. 1: Charcoal Foundry | ISBN: 1878087002 | Gingery Publishing, 2000 | 80 pages
Vol. 2: Metal Lathe | ISBN: 1878087010 | Gingery Publishing, 1980 | 128 pages
Vol. 3: Metal Shaper | ISBN: 1878087029 | Gingery Publishing, 1998 | 144 pages
Vol. 4: Milling Machine | ISBN: 1878087037 | Gingery Publishing, 2000 | 160 pages
Vol. 5: Drill Press | ISBN: 096043304X | Gingery Publishing, 1982 | 160 pages