Modern Machine Shop Tools: Their Construction, Operation and Manipulation

A general machine-shop reference of its day — construction, operation, and manipulation of the shop’s tools, grinding included. Kept for deep research into period practice.

AuthorWilliam H. Van Dervoort
PublisherN. W. Henley & Co., New York
Published1903
Pages565
Hosted filemodern-machine-shop-tools-van-dervoort-1903.pdf · 19.3 MB
CategoryGeneral machining references
SourceInternet Archive item modernmachinesh00dervgoog
RightsPublished 1903 — public domain by age in the United States.

What’s in it

  • Machine shop tools: construction and operation
  • Period shop practice

Edition & version notes

1903, N. W. Henley & Co., New York.

Source & provenance

This copy is an unaltered scan held by the Internet Archive (item modernmachinesh00dervgoog), retrieved 2026-10-22. The hosted file is byte-for-byte that scan: modern-machine-shop-tools-van-dervoort-1903.pdf, 19,297,158 bytes, 565 pages. If the Archive’s copy ever changes, this page’s record — item, file name, size, and page count — is how the difference is caught.

Rights

Published 1903 — public domain by age in the United States. Grinding Advisor hosts public-domain works only; copyrighted manuals are linked to their publishers, never re-hosted.

Cite this document

William H. Van Dervoort. Modern Machine Shop Tools: Their Construction, Operation and Manipulation. N. W. Henley & Co., New York, 1903. Public domain. Scan: Internet Archive (modernmachinesh00dervgoog). Hosted by Grinding Advisor, https://grindingadvisor.com/manual-archive/modern-machine-shop-tools-1903