Examples of Industrial Education
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They are generally looked upon by the school men as constituting the whole trade, instead of merely being one half of a small third of that trade.
The process of finding work of commercial value, either for sale or for equipment, which shall cover all these operations is really simple. As we get farther on in our work we are less and less inclined to think that it is essential that we avoid competing with local manufacturers. In fact we find that they are quite generally willing to cooperate wi...th us. Among the possibilities of manufacture which avoid local competition we have found : sensitive radial drills ; electrically driven drills, grinders, etc. ; valves ; special steam and water fittings ; flanges, etc. ; vises, pattern and machinist's ; lathe chucks, universal and plain ; drilling-machine vises ; hand milling machines ; profiling machines.
We have found the following manufactures entering into competition, but unobjectionable : handles for machines ; change gears for lathes ; tool posts for lathes ; handwheels ; stock sizes of cast-iron pulleys ; collar screws ; collars for shafting ; lathe centers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are generally looked upon by the school men as constituting the whole trade, instead of merely being one half of a small third of that trade.
The process of finding work of commercial value, either for sale or for equipment, which shall cover all these operations is really simple. As we get farther on in our work we are less and less inclined to think that it is essential that we avoid competing with local manufacturers. In fact we find that they are quite generally willing to cooperate wi...th us. Among the possibilities of manufacture which avoid local competition we have found : sensitive radial drills ; electrically driven drills, grinders, etc. ; valves ; special steam and water fittings ; flanges, etc. ; vises, pattern and machinist's ; lathe chucks, universal and plain ; drilling-machine vises ; hand milling machines ; profiling machines.
We have found the following manufactures entering into competition, but unobjectionable : handles for machines ; change gears for lathes ; tool posts for lathes ; handwheels ; stock sizes of cast-iron pulleys ; collar screws ; collars for shafting ; lathe centers.
What to read after Examples of Industrial Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Mitchell Leavitt to read onlineMoreLess
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