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This is the definitive 'book of the trade' for trainees in fitting and machining and related areas, qualified tradespeople and keen home hobbyists. The practical focus, clear explanations and hundreds of diagrams and photographs make this the most widely accepted text in this area. A comprehensive index ensures the book is easy to use.

The definitive "book of the trade" for trainees in fitting and machining, related area, qualified tradespeople and for the keen home hobbyist. The practical focus, clear explanations and hundreds of diagrams and photographs make Fitting and Machining the most widely accepted text in this area. A comprehensive index ensures the book is easy to use. This book was first printed in 1957, and has been reprinted with corrections and additions some 13 times since then, the last printing being in 2010.

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5 * Bed-type mills; Types of arbors and adaptors; Plain Arbor; Shell End Mill and Face Mill Arbor; Adaptors; Direct Mounting of Cutter to Spindle * Types and uses of cutters; Types of Cutter * Milling cutter design; Milled Type Teeth; Form-relieved-type teeth; Cemented Carbide Cullers; Inserted Tooth Cutters * Methods of milling; Normal or Up-Cut; Climb or Down-Cut; Application to End Milling * Mounting the cutter; Arbor-type Cutters; Shank-type Cutters * Cutting speeds and feeds; Speeds; Feeds * Method of holding work; On the Machine Table; In a Vice; In a V-block; In an Indexing Head * Milling machine attachments; Vertical Attachment; Universal Attachment; Slotting Attachment; Other Attachments * Care and use of cutters and equipment; Cutters; Equipment and Machine 35. Milling operations 1 * Flat surfaces; Work Held in a Vice; Held on a Machine Table * Milling keyways * Milling a T-slot; The Cutters * Straddle milling; The Cutters * Gang milling; The Cutters * Indexing; Types of Head; Parts of a Universal Head; Methods of Indexing 36. Milling operations 2 * Spiral or helical milling; Principle; Drive; Calculating Lead; The Helix; Checking the Change Gear Assembly; Selecting the Cutter; Setting the Machine-Table; Setting the Cutter; Cutting Helical Flutes * Milling sides and end flutes; Holding the Work; Selecting the Cutter; Setting the Indexing Head; Culling the Flutes * Copy milling; The Model; Copy Milling Machines; Setting the Work; The Pantograph Machine 37. The horizontal boring and milling machine * Types of machine; Floor Type; Table Type * Features of construction; The Bed; The Column; The Spindle Head; The Universal All-angle Milling Head; The Facing and Boring Head; The Carriage; The Boring Stay; Positioning * Basic machining operations; Boring; Facing; Turning; Machining holes * Special advantages of the horizontal boring machine * Care of the machine 38. Types and elements of gearing * Applications of toothed gearing; Application to Parallel Shafts; Application to Crossed Shafts in Parallel Planes; Application to Intersecting Shafts * Gear tooth profile; Development of Involute Curves * Gear terminology; For Spur Gears; For Helical Gears; Terminology for Worm Gearing * Gearing systems; ISO metric 20 degrees Involute; British Standard 20 degrees Involute; American Standard 14 1/2 degrees Full Depth Involute; American Standard 20 degrees Full Depth Involute; American Standard 14 1/2 degrees Composite; American Standard 20 degrees Stub Tooth Involute; Summary of Gear Systems * Relationship between Metric Module Pitch, Diametral Pitch and Transverse Pitch; Metric Module System; Diametral Pitch System; Transverse Pitch System 39. Cutting of gears by the milling process * Cutting a spur gear; Preparation of the Blank; Selecting the Cutter; Mounting the Cutter; Setting Cutter to Depth; Application of Simple Indexing; Cutting Spaces to Form Teeth * Cutting a short spur rack; Holding the Work; Setting the Cutter * Cutting a long spur rack; Holding the work; Holding the Cutter; Indexing the Flutes * Cutting a helical gear; Effect of Helix Angle; Calculations; Setting up and Cutting * Cutting a short helical rack; Holding the Work; Setting the Cutter; Indexing the Teeth; Cutting the Teeth; Cutting a Worm 40. Grinding wheels * Wheel markings; General Marking System * Selecting the grinding wheel; Features to be Considered * Wheel mounting, balancing and trueing; Inspection; Mounting; Balancing; Trueing and Dressing * Safe Use of Grinding Wheels; Safety guide; Care and storage * Other abrasives; Oil Stones and Hone Stones; Coated Abrasives; Dressing Sticks; CBN Grinding Wheels; Diamond Grinding Wheels 41. Off-hand grinding * Mounting the wheel * Other wheels 42. Surface grinding * Surface grinding machines; Horizontal Spindle Machines; Vertical Spindle Machines; Comparison of Finish * Wheel selection and care; Choice of Wheel; Trueing the Wheel * Grinding allowance

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Chris Culley: As of right now, we have scanned approximately 20 pilots from Leeuwarden, RNLAF. Those scans are part of an effort to provide pads for those pilots if their existing pads become worn or broken. Essentially, this is preventative maintenance where we can get ahead of issues and make sure that fitting the new helmet is as seamless as possible.

I also want to get that needed feedback from pilots and flight equipment crews to help create a better product and processes to help reduce and eliminate issues that pilots find after they leave the traditional fitting experience.

Getting back to the original subject. The Lewis on Naval Camels was on an Admiralty mounting and not a Foster. The gun was fixed on the mounting and the whole mounting swung down through the wing aperture on a spring loaded arm (rather like a beefed up Anglepoise lamp stand). It was certainly much more complex than represented in the old Airfix model! It would not be possible to mount two Lewises on this fitting. 006ab0faaa