The Teaching of Manual Arts
The Teaching of Manual Arts
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Special emphasis should be laid upon the subjects of harden- ing, welding, and tempering.
No subject in the manual arts offers a greater opportun- ity for a study of design than does forging. Without run- ning into decorative wrought iron work to the detriment of that part of the course having to do with good black-smithing and tool making, one should emphasize the possibilities in de- sign and the necessity for conventional forms rather than natural forms.
Working sketches showing the progress...ive steps in the con- struction of any piece should be required of all students.
90 THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN THE TEACHING OF MANUAL ARTS 91 A ONE-YEAR COURSE IN MACHINE SHOP Time: At least three double 45 minute periods per week Group Bench Work Drill Press Lathe Work Speed Lathe Shaper Processes or Operations Chipping Grind chisels. Chip to dimensions. Test surfaces with square and straight edge. File to true surface. Polish.
Thread cutting with taps and dies.
Scraping.
Locate hole. O u 1 1 ine and punch reference marks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Special emphasis should be laid upon the subjects of harden- ing, welding, and tempering.
No subject in the manual arts offers a greater opportun- ity for a study of design than does forging. Without run- ning into decorative wrought iron work to the detriment of that part of the course having to do with good black-smithing and tool making, one should emphasize the possibilities in de- sign and the necessity for conventional forms rather than natural forms.
Working sketches showing the progress...ive steps in the con- struction of any piece should be required of all students.
90 THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN THE TEACHING OF MANUAL ARTS 91 A ONE-YEAR COURSE IN MACHINE SHOP Time: At least three double 45 minute periods per week Group Bench Work Drill Press Lathe Work Speed Lathe Shaper Processes or Operations Chipping Grind chisels. Chip to dimensions. Test surfaces with square and straight edge. File to true surface. Polish.
Thread cutting with taps and dies.
Scraping.
Locate hole. O u 1 1 ine and punch reference marks.
What to read after The Teaching of Manual Arts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred D Fred Duane Crawshaw to read onlineMoreLess
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