10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CROSS-CUT CHISEL»
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cross-cut chisel in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cross-cut chisel and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Manufacturing Processes
(i) Flat chisel (ii) Side chisel (iii) Cape or cross cut chisel (iv) Diamond point chisel
(v) Round nose or grooving chisel (vi) Gouge or cow mouth chisel Flat chisel is
the most widely used general purpose chisel employed for cutting, chipping flat ...
2
Manufacturing Processes
(i) Flat chisel (ii) Side chisel (iii) Cape or cross-cut chisel (iv) Diamond point
chisel (v) Round nose or grooving chisel (vi) Gouge or cow mouth chisel Flat
chisel is the most widely used general purpose chisel employed for cutting,
chipping flat ...
3
Metalwork for Primary Schools: Standard 6, 7 and 8
Cross-cut Chisel (Cape Chisel) The size of the cutting edge of this chisel varies in
width from 3 mm to 9 mm and it is forged down to width in order to give strength to
the cutting edge. The point angle varies from 60° for steel to 30° for aluminium ...
A cross-cut chisel has a very narrow edge, and is used as a cold-chisel in making
a narrow groove or cross-cut in metal where a part is to be broken off. This leads
us to a very curious thing about cutting cast iron. If the gas-man or plumber ...
5
Fabrication and Welding Engineering
Cutting edge slightly curved Flat chisel Cross cut chisel All chisels shown have
octagonal shanks Half round chisel (a) Diamond point chisel Break down surface
into strips with cross cut chisel Break down strips with flat chisel that is slightly ...
6
Automobile Dealer and Repairer: A Practical Journal ...
A cape or cross-cut chisel (Figs. 3 and 4) after a little drawing down is forged on
the beak of the anvil, Figs 6, 7. 8, and g. and the inward curve of the sides thus
formed gives clearance for the edge of the tool in deep grooves. A chisel for
cutting ...
A. A. Hill, M. T. Richardson, 1912
7
Metalworking: A Book of Tools, Materials, and Processes for ...
Cape or Cross-cut Chisel. brought into operation. The end of the cape or cross-
cut chisel is shaped as at a b (Fig. 362), and not as at c (Fig. 363), because it is
desirable to move the chisel sideways to make it travel in a straight 2 Fig. 364.
Paul Nooncree Hasluck, 1904
According to the form of cutting edge, chisels are classified as (i) flat chisel, (ii)
cross cut chisel, (iii) round nose chisel, and (iv) diamond point chisel. All the
chisels are produced by forging. Hot chisels are produced by forging a bar stock
of 4% ...
9
FCS Engineering Technology L2
Cape (cross-cut) chisel A cape chisel or cross-cut chisel, as shown in Figure 7.67
, is used to cut square-shaped slots or channels. Different widths are available.
Figure 7.67 How to use a cape chisel Diamond-point chisel A diamond-point ...
Samuel Petrus Strümpher, Carolyn Ingram, Abduraghman Abrahams, 2009
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Engineering GNVQ: Intermediate
Cutting edge slightly curved Flat chisel Cross cut chisel Half round chisel All
chisels shown have octagonal shanks Diamond point chisel (a) Types of chisel (1
) Break down surface into strips with cross cut chisel Cutting an oil groove with a
half ...
