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Revision as of 16:17, 21 May 2013
This is reference material for people interested in using our mill. This material is collected here in order to assist a workshop on using the mill as well as for people to teach themselves how to use this machine.
Reading Material
This is a scan of two chapters from the book Machining Fundamentals on mills. This is a highly illustrated book with lots of different mill configurations and ways of using a mill.
Here are some scans from an older book called the "Metal Working Handbook". I recommend reading the chapter on Measuring Tools at least:
- MetalWorkingHandbook-MeasuringTools-chapter2.pdf.zip
- MetalWorkingHandbook-MillingMachines-chapter13+14.pdf.zip
This site has some more reading material on using mills:
Supplementary books
Videos
These MIT training videos are a reasonable introduction to the mill. They are part of a 10 video series on machine tools, these are the lathe videos from this series. They each are about 45 minutes in length.
- [1] - MIT video 1 for the mill
- [2] - MIT video 2 for the mill
- [3] - MIT video 3 for the mill
- [4] - MIT video 4 for the mill
More videos:
- [5] - A listing of milling videos from archive.org
