Blacksmith's Craft by Council for Small Industries in Rural Areas -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Copyright Contents Preface Introduction Part I

1 The Blacksmith’s Equipment

The Hearth The Blast The Anvil The Bench The Vices Tool Racks Tong Racks Floor Mandrel The Swage Block

2 The Blacksmith’s Tools

Hammers Tongs Cold Chisels Hot Chisels Cold Sets Hot Sets Hardies Punches for Hot Work Drifts Fullers Flatters and Set Hammers Swages Hand Mandrel Bolster for Harrow Tines

3 The Blacksmith’s Fire

Fuel Fire Tools The Fire Management of the Fire

4 The Blacksmith’s Work

Taking a Heat Drawing Down Bending Upsetting or Jumping Up Hot Cutting Punching and Drifting Fire Welding Instructions for Fire Welding Heat Treatment 5 The Blacksmith’s Materials Wrought Iron Mild Steel Medium Carbon Steel High Carbon Steel Alloy Steels

Part II

Cutting Off Cold Metal 1 Drawing Down 2 Chain Staple and U-Bolt 3 ‘S’ Hook 4 Unwelded Eye 5 Harrow Gauge or Scriber 6 Square Latch Keep 7 Barbed Gate Hook 8 Split Link 9 Welded and Drawn Down Point 10 Chain Links 11 Holdfast 12 Pipe Hook

Part III

Rings 13 Side Scarf Welded Rings 14 Top Scarf Welded Ring 15 Turned and Welded Eye-Bolt 16 Harness and Trace Hooks 17 ‘D’ Shackle with Turned Eyes 18 ‘D’ And Bow Shackles with Punched Eyes 19 Mushroom-Headed Shackle Pin and Cotter 20 Hexagon Headed Bolt 21 Shouldered Shackle Pin 22 Welded Cotter 23 Punching Harrow Bars 24 Harrow Tines 25 Harrow Draught Hook

Part IV

Bends to Dimensions 26 Radius Corner Bends 27 Cart Shaft Staple 28 Plain Square Corner Bends 29 Forged Square Corner Bends 30 Straight Scarf Weld 31 Cleft Weld 32 Glut Welded Square Corner 33 Eye Welded to Shank 34 Scarf and Cleft ‘T’ Welds 35 ‘T’ Shaped Pocket Weld 36 Diagonal and Straight Scarf Corner Welds 37 Blacksmith’s Tongs

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