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THE MODEL ENGINEER`S HANDBOOK 3rd Edition by Tubal Cain

This third edition of Model Engineer's Handbook comprises a compilation of those tables, facts, procedures and data which the author himself found valuable in his model engineering activities and it provides a real mine of information to which you will return again and again. Not the least of its attributes is the use, where appropriate, of data and calculations in both Imperial and SI units, so that all generations of model engineers can feel at home.
In this third edition, all the existing data has been updated or rearranged for greater clarity and much new matter has been added to provide an even more comprehensive reference book, indispensable to the expert and beginner alike.

Special Interest Model Books Published: 2003 Soft cover 200 pages Product Dimensions: 20.6 x 14.8 x 1.2 cm  A number of technical drawings and diagrams ISBN-10: 1854861344,  9781854861344 (978-1-854-86134-4) Book No 1344

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SECTION ONE    SI UNITS AND METRICATION  SI Units Units of the ISO System  Conversion Factors Inch/Millimetre Conversion Tables  Conversion Factors  Former Imperial Measures	SECTION TWO    WORKSHOP CALCULATIONS Use of Logarithms The Slide Rule  Functions of Angles  Logarithmic Graphs  Mathematical Tables  Areas of Circles  Preferred Numbers  Trigonometry Volume of Spheres and Balls  Useful Constants  Useful Formulae	SECTION THREE STANDARD TAPERS AND COLLETS Tables of Tapers and Angles  Taper Shanks -  Morse, B & S, R8 and LT.  Jacobs Chuck  Arbor Tapers  Threaded Drill Chucks  Split Collets Dimensions of Clarkson Screwed Shank Endmills  Dimensions of Myford Series 7 Mandrel Nose  Coned Shaft Ends	SECTION FOUR    SCREW THREADS Screw Threads and Screwcutting  Tables of Tapping Drills for BSW, BSF, Model Engineer, Unified, Whitworth, BA and Metric Threads  Hexagon Nut and Bolt-Head Dimensions
SECTION FIVE    WORKSHOP PRACTICE   Cutting Tools Cutting Speeds   Machinability Groups  Centre-Lathe Cutting Speeds Drills  Gauge and Letter Size Equivalents  Drill Points Speeds for Drilling Micro-Drills  Dimensions of Combination Centre Drills Milling Cutting Fluids Wheels for Tool-Grinders  Fits and Surface Finish	SECTION SIX METAL JOINING  Brazing and Soft Soldering General Data on Brazing and Soldering Alloys Engineering Adhesives	SECTION SEVEN PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS  Note on Steel Specification Numbers Rapid Guide to Steel Selection  Workshop Identification of Materials  The Spark Test  Strength of Engineering Materials  Average Properties of Engineering Materials  Conversion Table, Metric, Imperial and SI Units of Stress  Hardening of Tool Steel  Colour and Temperature  Specific Weight and Density of Materials  Weight of Sheet Metal  Weight of Barstock  Wire and Sheet - Imperial (SWG) Dimensions  Metric Dimensions for Engineering Materials	SECTION EIGHT STEAM AND THE STEAM ENGINE Properties of Steam The Steam Tables  Steam in the Steam Engine  The Slide Valve Diagram  Indicator Diagrams
SECTION NINE  AIR AND GASES  Summary of the Gas Laws  The Gas Equations  Heating, Compression and Expansion  Work Done	SECTION TEN    BOILER WORK  Boiler Steaming Rates Boiler Making  Safety Valves  Boiler Testing  Boiler Materials	SECTION ELEVEN PISTON AND GLAND SEALS  O' Rings  Piston Rings	SECTION TWELVE ELECTRICAL MEMORANDA  Colour Codes  Fuses  Cable Sizes  Characteristics of Small Electric Motors  FHP Motor Connections  Motor Protection General Points on Motor Installation  Restoring Sulphated Accumulators
	SECTION THIRTEEN GENERAL  Spring Design  Leaf Springs  Gear Teeth  Sound  Safe Load in Screws and Bolts  Strength of High-Tensile Socket Head Machine Screws  Foundry Data  Eccentric Turning in the 3-Jaw Chuck  Belt Drives  Heating Values of Average Fuels   Model Railway Wheel and Gauge Standards  Coefficients of Thermal Expansion and Melting Points  Size of Woodscrews  Coach Screws  Keys and Keyways  Thermocouples  Proportions of Traditional Ball Handles Standard Lifting Eyebolts  Pipe Flanges   Size of Clock Keys

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