ASSEMBLING IN A JIG (FITTING AND LINING UP)
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Series: Aircraft Work Series
Duration: 18 min
Year Published: 1944
Creator: Castle Films
Format: 16mm
Sound: Sound
Description: Produced by US Office of education. Shows how aircraft sheet metal parts are assembled in a precision assembly jig; how to use an indicator for lining up; how to use skin fasteners, and how to correct misalignment. This is No. 1 in the sub-series Assembling and riveting in the Aircraft work series.
Complete Record: Series: Aircraft work series Dewey number: 629.13 Audience level: sh-c-trade-adult Guide Format/cost: 16-sd-$23.87 Distributors / rental: Bell & Howell Company; A. H. Rice and Company; Calhoun Company; Sunray Films Company; Dayton Film Rental Libraries; University of Texas $1.50; Ideal Pictures Corporation; Visual Art Films $23.87; Wilfred Naylor
Metadata Source:Educational Film Guide 1946
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