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TUBE BENDING BY HAND

Shows why tubes must be bent for installation in airplanes; how the jig and mock-up are used; how to measure tubes and check them with specifications; how to set up the tube bending machine for the job; and how the various parts of the machine function. This is No. 1 in the sub-series Tube bending in the Aircraft work series
Complete catalog record
Series: Aircraft work series
Dewey number: 621.9
Audience level: sh-c-trade-adult Guide
Producer note: Produced by US Office of Education
Format/cost: 16-sd-$23.22
Distributors / rental: Bell & Howell Company; Bray Pictures Corporation $23.22; rent $2; Calhoun Company; Dav; Ideal Pictures Corporation; Wilfred Naylor; A. H. Rice and Company; Sunray Films Company; Visual Art Films $23.22

More in Aircraft Work Series

  1. Removing Defective Rivets
  2. Squeeze Riveting - Stationary And Portable Riveters
  3. TUBE BENDING BY HAND
  4. AIRCRAFT SHEET METAL WORK: INTRODUCTION TO AIRCRAFT LAYOUT 1942
  5. AIRCRAFT SHEET METAL WORK: RIVETING. PART I 1942
  6. AIRCRAFT SHEET METAL WORK: RIVETING. PART II 1942
  7. AIRCRAFT SHEET METAL WORK: SAFETY WIRING 1942
  8. AIRCRAFT SHEET METAL WORK: SHEET METAL FASTENERS 1942
  9. AIRCRAFT SHEET METAL WORK: TUBING 1942
  10. AIRCRAFT SHEET METAL WORK: USE OF HAND TOOLS 1942
  11. AIRCRAFT SHEET METAL WORK: USE OF PORTABLE POWER TOOLS 1942
  12. Dimpling And Countersinking 1943
  13. Driving And Bucking Rivets 1943
  14. Filing Template Metal 1943
  15. Finish Forming By Hand 1943
  16. ASSEMBLING IN A JIG (FITTING AND LINING UP) 1944
  17. DRILLING WITH PORTABLE DRILL MOTORS 1944
  18. SAWING TEMPLATE METAL 1944
  19. TUBE BENDING BY HAND 1944

Related films

Sources

  1. Educational Film Guide 1946 — title, creator, length, format, sound, description, catalog record

Record added 2026-07-02 14:42:44