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Identifier: bulletin1915kans (find matches)
Title: Bulletin
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Kansas State Manual Training Normal School
Subjects: Kansas State Manual Training Normal School State universities and colleges Teachers colleges Vocational education
Publisher: Pittsburg, Kan. : State Manual Training Normal School
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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is surpassed by none in this sec-tion of the country, either in schools or commercial shops, all shopsbeing well lighted and ventilated. The forge shop equipment is: 12 Buffalo overhead-draft hand forges and anvils.9 Sturtevant down-draft power forges and anvils.1 hand drill press.1 power hammer.1 emery grinder. Bench and blacksmith vises, and small tools necessary to make the shopcomplete. The machine shop consists of: 6 work benches.12 4-inch packers vises. 1 24-inch LeBlond engine lathe and equipment.1 16-inch LeBlond lathe and equipment.1 15-inch LeBlond lathe and equipment.3 14-inch Sebastian lathes and equipment. 1 12-inch Seneca Falls lathe and equipment, with gear-cutting attach-ment.1 15-inch Shellenbach lathe and equipment.1 12-inch Hendee lathe and equipment.1 No. IY2 milling machine and equipment.1 Cincinnati grinder and equipment.1 safety net grinder and equipment.1 26-inch Gray planer and equipment.1 16-inch Steptoe shaper and equipment. 38 State Manual Training Normal.
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Metal work Courses. ?9 1 Stanley sensitive drill and equipment. 1 Kern drill press and equipment. 1 Stewart combination furnace. 1 electric emery grinder. 1 Swain punch. 1 bench lathe. 1 12-inch Marvel power hack saw. 1 10-inch Bun circular saw. A fully equipped tool room, consisting of drills, taps, reamers, cutters,etc., necessary to make shop complete. The tool room is run on a checksystem and is in charge of a student who is responsible for the same. Foundry is equipped with a No. 1 Whiting 22-inch cupola, one Ober-mayer core oven, and benches and hand tools necessary to make thefoundry complete and for bench and floor work. Metal-working Courses Explained. Course 2.—Forging. The theoretical as well as the practical side is taken up in this course.Forging may be classed as the introduction into metal work, andthis course must be completed before we can expect to do satis-factory work in the other metal-working departments. This worktakes in the construction of different kinds of

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