DoALL Band Tool Manual
Comprehensive workshop manual for band machine operators, tool engineers, supervisors, and foremen seeking practical guidance on band tool selection and operation. Covers sawing, slicing, grinding, filing, and polishing techniques across diverse materials—food products, textiles, rubber, cork, wood, and metals. This 1952 service manual from The DoALL Company, Des Plaines, Illinois, provides the technical foundation for industrial shop work with band-driven equipment and serves as essential reference material for anyone operating or maintaining these machines.
Table of Contents:
- CHAPTER I - Research Service for Band Tools
- CHAPTER II - Band Tool Terminology
- CHAPTER III - DoAll Band Tool Types
- Sawing
- Precision
- Buttress
- Cut-Off
- Friction
- Claw Tooth
- Spring Temper (Metal Cutting)
- Spring Temper (Narrow Woodworking)
- Spring Temper (Wide Woodworking)
- Spiral Tooth
- Slicing
- Scallop
- Knife Edge
- Grinding
- Line Grind
- Diamond Band
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Document Details
- Format
- Pages
- 121
- Size
- 31.3 MB
- Category
- Machine Tools