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the book to read if you would like to know is William Henry Rohr . First published in 1919 "machine molder Practice" is considered the bible on grinding and setting up molders.
Rohr also has a book on spindle moulders "Modern shaper practice" and is just as religious.
https://books.google.com.au/books?id...ed=0CC8Q6AEwAA
I copied this from a post I did on Canadian woodworking forum which has lots and it’s archives
An equally good book is Modern Woodworking Machine Practice by J. Raymond Foster
Last edited by jack forsberg; 08-01-2018 at 2:14 PM.
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[QUOTE=Larry Edgerton;2835792]Nope, not really. Especially if you went through the UP.Originally Posted by Martin Wasner
I'll save my faux outrage for another day.
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I have these three books about knife grinding. Two came with my NX, the third I purchased. I will sell them if anyone is interested contact me.
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