GW Tech and Trades Catalogue Canadian 2012 2013 Final

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Goodheart-WillcoxTECHNICAL / TRADES / TECHNOLOGY

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C A T E GOR Y

GW DIGITAL .................................................1

CAD / DRAFTING ........................................4

PRINT READING ...................................9, 28

CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY .....10

HVACR ......................................................... 18

WELDING .....................................................20

MANUFACTURING / METALS ............24

TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING ......29

VISUAL TECHNOLOGY .........................38

MEDIA ARTS TECHNOLOGY .............. 42

COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY ................44

ELECTRICITY / ELECTRONICS ........... 46

AUTOMOTIVE ............................................48

APPLIED MATHEMATICS .....................65

CAREER DEVELOPMENT ..................... 66

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Architecture: Residential Drafting & Design ......8

Auto Brakes ........................................................................58

Auto Electricity and Electronics ...............................59

Auto Engine Performance and Driveability .......61Auto Engine Repair ........................................................54

Auto Heating and Air Conditioning .......................60

Auto Suspension and Steering ................................57

AutoCAD and Its Applications

Advanced 2013 .................................................................4

AutoCAD and Its Applications Basics 2013 ..........4

AutoCAD and Its Applications ....................................5

Comprehensive 2013

AutoCAD and Its Applications ....................................5

Customization and Programming 2013

Automatic Transmissions and Transaxles............55

Career Success ..................................................................66

CNC Machining ................................................................26

Computer Service and Repair ...................................44

Construction and Building Technology ...............31

Discovering Careers .......................................................67

Drafting & Design ..............................................................6Electricity .............................................................................47

Electricity and Basic Electronics ...............................47

Electricity & Electronics ................................................46

Energy, Power, & Transportation Technology ...30

Exploring Design, Technology &

Engineering .....................................................................34

Exploring Drafting ............................................................7

Exploring Photography ..............................................40

Graphic Communications .........................................41

Introduction to Video Game Design .....................43Machining Fundamentals .........................................25

Manual Drive Trains and Axles .................................56

Manufacturing and Automation Technology ...29

Modern Automotive Technology ...........................50

Modern Carpentry..........................................................10

Modern Plumbing ..........................................................12

Modern Residential Wiring ........................................14

Modern Welding .............................................................21

Networking Fundamentals ........................................45

Photography .....................................................................40

Print Reading for Construction ...................................9

Print Reading for Industry...........................................28

Robotics ...............................................................................27

School to Career ..............................................................67

Small Gas Engines...........................................................48

Technology & Engineering .........................................32

Technology: Engineering Our World .....................36 Television Production & Broadcast

Journalism ........................................................................38

Video: Digital Communication

& Production ...................................................................39

Video Game Design Foundations ...........................42

Welding Technology Fundamentals .....................20

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AUTOCAD AND ITS APPLICATIONS 201

AutoCAD and Its ApplicationsBasicsby Terence M. Shumaker, David A. Madsen, and David P. Madsen, ©2013, 20th EditionAutoCAD and Its Applications: Basics 2013 provides instruction for mastering AutoCAD tools and drawing

and dimensioning techniques.

• Complete coverage of 2D AutoCAD drafting and design.• Each chapter includes a large selection of drafting problems, including practice problems for the

AutoCAD Certified Associate and Professional certification exams.

• More than 280 step-by-step tutorial exercises on the Companion Website provide hands-onreinforcement of topics.

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Supplemental chapter and reference material on the Companion Website allows students to pursue

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SUGGESTED GRADE LEVELS

CONTENTS 1. Introduction to AutoCAD 2. Drawings and Templates 3. Introduction to Drawing and

Editing 4. Basic Object Commands 5. Line Standards and Layers 6. View Tools and Basic Plotting 7. Object Snap and AutoTrack 8. Construction Tools and Multiview

Drawings

9. Text Styles and Multiline Text 10. Single-Line Text and Additional

Text Tools 11. Modifying Objects12. Arranging and Patterning Objects13. Grips, Properties, and Additional

Selection Techniques 14. Polyline and Spline Editing Tools 15. Obtaining Drawing Information 16. Dimension Standards and Styles

17. Linear and Angular Dimensioning 18. Dimensioning Features and

Alternate Practices 19. Dimensioning with Tolerances 20. Editing Dimensions 21. Tables 22. Parametric Drafting 23. Section Views and Graphic Patterns 24. Standard Blocks

25. Block Attributes

26. Introduction to Dynamic Blocks 27. Additional Dynamic Block Tools 28. Layout Setup 29. Plotting Layouts 30. Annotative Objects 31. External References

32. Introduction to Sheet Sets 33. Additional Sheet Set Tools

AutoCAD and Its ApplicationsAdvancedby Terence M. Shumaker, David A. Madsen, Jeffrey A. Laurich, J.C. Malitzke, Craig P. Black,

and Adam M. Ferris, ©2013, 20th Edition

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• Many modeling problems supplement each chapter.

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Three-Dimensional Design andModeling 1. Introduction to Three-Dimensional

Modeling 2. Creating Primitives and

Composites 3. Viewing and Displaying Three-

Dimensional Models

4. Understanding Three-DimensionalCoordinates and User CoordinateSystems

5. Using Model Space Viewports 6. Model Extrusions and Revolutions 7. Sweeps and Lofts

8. Creating and Working with SolidModel Features

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10. Advanced SurfaceModeling

11. Subobject Editing 12. Solid Model Editing

13. Text and Dimensions in 3D 14. Model Display, Documentation, and

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Drafting & DesignEngineering Drawing Using Manual and CAD

Techniquesby Clois E. Kicklighter and Walter C. Brown, ©2008, 7th Edition

Drafting & Design: Engineering Drawing Using Manual and CAD Techniques

a highly illustrated, complete text designed to teach the practices and techniques

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Detailed instruction is provided in orthographic projection, multiview drawings,

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Introduction to Drafting 1. Drafting and the Drafter 2. Traditional Drafting

Equipment and Drawing Techniques

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Drafting Techniques andSkills 6. Basic Geometric

Constructions 7. Advanced Geometric

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Fundamentals 10. Section Views 11. Pictorial Drawings

Descriptive Geometry 12. Auxiliary Views 13. Revolutions

14. Intersections 15. Developments

Advanced Applications 16. Geometric Dimensioning

and Tolerancing 17. Working Drawings 18. Threads and Fastening

Devices 19. Cams, Gears, and Splines

20. Drawing Management 21. Manufacturing Processes

Drafting and DesignSpecializations 22. Architectural Drafting 23. Structural Drafting 24. Electrical and Electronics

Drafting 25. Map and Survey Drafting 26. Welding Drafting 27. Technical Illustration

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Exploring Draftingby John R. Walker and Bernard D. Mathis, ©2012, 11th Edition

Exploring Drafting is designed for use in introductory drafting courses at any

instructional level. This text provides a strong foundation in drafting fundamentals

and teaches essential manual (traditional) and CAD drafting skills. Coverage

includes detailed instruction on geometric constructions, orthographic projection,

and dimensioning practices. The text covers techniques and procedures used increating multiview drawings, section views, auxiliary views, pictorial views, and

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features a colorful, highly illustrated design to promote student interest.

• Ideal text for introductory drafting courses.• Students learn how to apply core skills and solve problems.• Careers in Drafting profiles highlight occupational choices.• Features include STEM Activities, STEM Connections, Academic Links, Test Your

Knowledge questions, and Outside Activities.

CONTENTS

1. Why Study Drafting? 2. Careers in Drafting 3. Sketching 4. Drafting Equipment 5. Drafting Techniques 6. Basic Geometric

Construction 7. Computer-Aided Drafting

and Design 8. Lettering 9. Multiview Drawings 10. Dimensioning 11. Sectional Views 12. Auxiliary Views

13. Pictorials

14. Pattern Development 15. Working Drawings 16. Making Prints 17. Design 18. Models, Mockups, and

Prototypes 19. Maps 20. Graphs and Charts 21. Welding Drafting 22. Fasteners

23. Electrical and ElectronicsDrafting

24. Architectural Drafting 25. Manufacturing Processes

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ArchitectureResidential Drafting and Designby Clois E. Kicklighter ©2008, 10th Edition

Architecture: Residential Drafting and Design provides comprehensive

instruction for preparing architectural working drawings using traditional and

computer-based methods. The text also serves as a reference for design and

construction principles and methods. Its highly effective format organizes contentaround the design-building process, making the text easy to understand and

appealing to students.

• Uses an icon to identify topics addressing the needs of people with disabilities.• Each chapter includes objectives, key terms, Internet resources, review question

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• Many of the chapter-end activities are designed to give students experienceworking with computer-aided drafting and design (CADD) systems.

CONTENTS

The World of Architecture 1. The World of Architecture 2. Basic House Designs 3. Primary Considerations

Architectural DraftingFundamentals 4. Drawing Instruments and

Techniques 5. Introduction to Computer-

Aided Drafting and Design 6. CADD Commands and

Functions

Room and Space Planning 7. Room Planning—Sleeping

Area and Bath Facilities 8. Room Planning—Living

Area 9. Room Planning—Service

Area

Plot Plans and Foundations 10. Plot Plans

11. Footings, Foundations,and Concrete

12. The Foundation Plan

Construction Systems 13. Sill and Floor Construction 14. Wall and Ceiling

Construction 15. Doors and Windows 16. Stairs 17. Fireplaces, Chimneys, and

Stoves

Formulating a Design 18. The Floor Plan

19. Roof Designs 20. Elevations

Electrical, Plumbing, andClimate Control 21. Residential Electrical 22. Information,

Communication, andSecurity Wiring

23. The Electrical Plan

24. Residential Plumbing 25. The Plumbing Plan 26. Residential Climate Control 27. Climate Control Plan

Alternative Construction,Products, and Methods 28. Solar Space Heating 29. Nontraditional Structures 30. New Products and

Methods of Construction 31. Modular Applications

Presentation Methods 32. Perspective Drawings 33. Presentation Drawings 34. Architectural Models

Specifications andEstimating 35. Material and Tradework

Specifications 36. Estimating Building Cost

Remodeling, Health,Safety, and Careers 37. Architectural Remodeling,

Renovation, andPreservation

38. Designing for Health andSafety

39. Career Opportunities

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Print Reading forConstructionby Walter C. Brown and Daniel P. Dorfmueller, ©2013, 6th Edition

Print Reading for Construction is designed to assist students in reading and

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Modern CarpentryEssential Skills for the Building Tradesby Willis H. Wagner and Howard Bud Smith, ©2008, 11th Edition

The 11th edition of Modern Carpentry: Essential Skills for the Building Trades

includes two new chapters, covering framing with steel and the building of decks an

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• Provides useful career information in a dedicated chapter and more than 20 On-thJob features throughout the book that describe specific building trades occupatio

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Preparing to Build 1. Building Materials

2. The Carpenter’s Workplace3. Plans, Specifications, and

Codes4. Hand Tools5. Power Tools6. Building Layout

Footings, Foundations,and Framing 7. Footings and Foundations

8. Floor Framing9. Wall and Ceiling Framing

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Closing In 12. Roofing Materials and

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Finishing 15. Thermal and Sound

Insulation16. Interior Wall and Ceiling

Finish

17. Finish Flooring18. Stair Construction19. Doors and Interior Trim20. Cabinetry21. Painting, Finishing, and

Decorating

Special Construction 22. Chimneys and Fireplaces23. Post-and-Beam

Construction24. Systems-Built Housing25. Passive Solar Construction 26. Remodeling, Renovating,

and Repairing27. Building Decks and

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Scaffolds and Careers 31. Scaffolds and Ladders32. Carpentry—A Career Path




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understanding of important construction, plumbing, wiring, and masonry methods. These concise DVDs are

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James E. Duffy, the Goodheart-Willcox Building Trades DVD Series is a welcome addition to any classroom.

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Product Information ISBN Length School

Residential Foundations 978-1-60525-400-5 25:45 min.

Floor Framing 978-1-60525-401-2 26:46 min.

Wall and CeilingFraming

978-1-60525-402-9 26:26 min.

Roof Framing 978-1-60525-403-6 24:19 min.

Foundations and FramingDVD Series

978-1-60525-404-3 Set of 4

Window and DoorTechnology

978-1-60525-170-7 18:02 min.

Siding Technology 978-1-60525-171-4 24:05 min.

Insulation Technology 978-1-60525-088-5 18:20 min.

Closing-In DVD Series 978-1-60525-276-6 Set of 3

Drywall Technology 978-1-60525-172-1 20:30 min.

Interior Doors, Cabinets,and Trim

978-1-60525-479-1 21:38 min.

Interior Finishing DVDSeries

978-1-60525-481-4 Set of 2

Roofing Technology 978-1-59070-892-7 25:30 min.

Installing a ShingleRoof

978-1-59070-893-4 28:30 min.

Commercial RoofingTechnology

978-1-59070-894-1 23:00 min.

Roofing DVD Series 978-1-59070-984-9 Set of 3

Plumbing TechnologyFundamentals

658-9D 28:00 min. l

Plumbing Rough-In 659-6D 29:45 min. l

Construction and Building Technologyby E. Keith Blankenbaker, ©2013

Construction and Building Technology introduces students to construction processes and procedures.

Students will learn about construction technology, construction materials and management, and

project design.

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Finish Plumbing 660-2D 26:45 min. l

Plumbing Safety 661-7D 26:45 min. l

Plumbing DVD Series 978-1-60525-399-2 Set of 4

Residential Wiring:Electrical Safety, Tools, andMaterials

978-1-60525-316-9 18:55 min

Residential Wiring:Fundamentals

978-1-60525-317-6 16:50 min

Residential Wiring:Rough-In

978-1-60525-318-3 19:10 min

Residential Wiring: FinishWiring

978-1-60525-319-0 19:04 min

Residential Wiring DVDSeries

978-1-60525-320-6 Set of 4

Masonry Technology:Materials, Tools, Safety

978-1-60525-173-8 18:54 min.

Masonry Technology: LayingBrick, Block, and Stone

978-1-60525-174-5 23:47 min.

Masonry Technology:Concrete Placing andFinishing

978-1-60525-175-2 17:58 min.

Masonry Technology DVDSeries

978-1-60525-288-9 Set of 3

G-W Building Trades DVDSeries Library, includes theentire construction, plumb-ing, wiring, and masonryDVD series

978-1-60525-269-8 Set of 23



Tech LabWorkbook 978-1-60525-812-6

Instructor’s Annotated Tech Lab

Workbook

978-1-60525-963-5


EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite (Win/Mac) 978-1-60525-814-0

Instructor’s Presentations for PowerPoint Individual LicenseSite License

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Building Trades DVDs.

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Modern Masonryby Clois E. Kicklighter, ©2010, 7th Edition

Simply and clearly written, Modern Masonry provides students with a solid understanding of the safe

and proper methods of laying brick, block, and stone. Also receiving thorough coverage is concrete

construction, including both formed construction and flatwork. This thoroughly illustrated full-color

text provides students with a broad understanding of materials, their properties, and their applications.

A detailed glossary and an extensive reference section will be highly useful to students as they acquire

masonry skills.

• Detailed coverage of current materials and building techniques.• Trade tips are presented throughout the text and are identified with an icon. They provide ideas and

suggestions for enhancing the student’s productivity and masonry skills.

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G-W Masonry DVDs The Goodheart-Willcox Masonry Technology DVD Series provides dynamic visual instruction to

improve understanding of the design and installation of today’s brick, block, and concrete systems.

These concise DVDs are packed with practical examples that emphasize the use of the latest materials,

tools, and techniques. Each DVD is divided into logical sections to break complex processes into

manageable units. Safety is emphasized throughout the series. The Masonry Technology DVD Series is

a valuable addition to any building trades program.



Job Practice Manual, 294 pp. 978-1-60525-244-5

Instructor’s Manual 978-1-60525-245-2


Masonry Technology: Materials,Tools, Safety

978-1-60525-173-8 18:54 min.

Masonry Technology: Laying Brick,Block, and Stone

978-1-60525-174-5 23:47 min.

Masonry Technology: Concrete Placingand Finishing

978-1-60525-175-2 17:58 min.

Masonry Technology DVD Series 978-1-60525-288-9 Set of 3

CONTENTS

Introduction to Masonry 1. Tools and Equipment 2. Safety 3. Print Reading 4. Math for Masonry Trades

Materials 5. Clay Masonry Materials 6. Concrete Masonry Units 7. Stone 8. Mortar and Grout 9. Anchors, Ties, and

Reinforcement

Techniques 10. Laying Brick 11. Laying Block

12. Stone Masonry 13. Construction Details

Concrete 14. Concrete Materials and

Applications 15. Form Construction 16. Concrete Flatwork and

Formed Shapes

Succeeding on the Job 17. Careers in the Masonry

Trades

18. Job Performance,Leadership, Ethics, andEntrepreneurship

Visit www.g-w.comto view samples of

the Masonry DVDs.

Includes combinations of full-color

photos and descriptive illustrations

to show the various details of proper

masonry construction.



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CONTENTS

1. Electrical FundamentalsReview

2. Safety 3. Tools

4. Electrical Prints,Specifications, and Codes

5. Wiring Methods 6. Conductors 7. Boxes and Conduit Bodies 8. Overcurrent Protection 9. Service and Distribution

10. Transformers 11. Grounding 12. Branch Circuits and

Feeders

13. Motors 14. Motor Controls 15. Emergency Power 16. Hazardous Locations 17. Pools and Fountains 18. Maintenance and

Troubleshooting

Modern Commercial Wiringby Harvey N. Holzman, ©2011, 5th Edition

Modern Commercial Wiring provides students with a comprehensive resource for the more complex

wiring requirements of commercial installations. This text includes thorough coverage of such specialized

areas as motor control, emergency power systems, installations in hazardous locations, and pool and

fountain installations.

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Workbook 978-1-60525-589-7

Bundle, Text + Workbook 978-1-60525-230-8


EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite(Win/Mac), 600 test questions

978-1-60525-591-0

STEMCurriculum

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M a t h e


Integrated

Modern Commercial Wiring Supports STEM

• Electron theory• Calculating resistance, current, and voltage• Conductor and insulation properties• Reading engineering drawings• Troubleshooting

House Wiring Simplifiedby Floyd M. Mix, ©2011, 12th Edition

House Wiring Simplified presents the fundamentals of modern house wiring, with clear writing and easy-

to-follow drawings. Color-coded diagrams aid in understanding various types of circuits.

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CONTENTS

1. Electrical Terms 2. Conductors 3. Conduits and Raceways

4. Boxes and Covers 5. Switches

6. Outlet Receptacles 7. Electrician’s Tools and Equipment

8. Working Safely 9. Service Requirements 10. Basic Wiring Systems

11. Basic Wiring Procedures

12. House Wiring Circuits 13. Modernizing Electrical Systems


Text, 160 pp., hardcover 978-1-60525-592-7 $33.95

Based on the 2011edition of the National

Electrical Code®

Based on 2011 NEC




C ONS T R UC T I ON

T E C HNOL OGY

Modern Woodworkingby Willis H. Wagner and Clois E. Kicklighter, ©2006, 11th Edition

Modern Woodworking is a comprehensive text designed to meet the needs of both beginning and

advanced woodworking classes. This text provides full coverage of standard woodworking procedures,

tools, and materials. Safety is strongly stressed throughout the book, with particular emphasis given to th

explanation of OSHA and EPA regulations as they apply to woodworkers.

• Includes coverage of residential construction applications, cabinetmaking, and basic furniture making.• Introduces characteristics and safe practices for various hand tools, power tools, large woodworkingmachines, and automated industrial machines.

• Each chapter includes review questions and activities to reinforce learning.

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CONTENTS

1. Planning and Designing inWoodworking

2. Selecting and Identifying Materials 3. Woodshop Safety 4. Measurement, Layout, and

Rough-Out 5. Planing and Sawing 6. Drilling and Boring 7. Wood Joints

8. Cutting Curves, Irregular Shapes,Bevels, and Chamfers

9. Adhesives, Gluing, and Clamping 10. Mechanical Fasteners and

Assembly 11. Sanding and Preparing for Finish 12. Finishes and Finishing

13. Planing Machines 14. Circular Saws 15. Band Saw, Scroll Saw, and Saber

Saw 16. Drill Press, Mortiser, and Tenoner 17. Lathe 18. Router, Shaper, and Molder

19. Sanding Machines 20. Special Procedures in Fine

Woodworking 21. Furniture and Cabinetwork 22. Drawer and Door Construction 23. Laminating and Bending Wood 24. Synthetic Surface Materials 25. Upholstery 26. Footings and Foundations

27. Framing Floors, Walls, and Ceiling 28. Roof Framing and Roofing 29. Windows, Exterior Doors, and Finis

30. Interior Finish 31. Post-and-Beam and Prefabricated

Construction 32. Patternmaking 33. Tool Selection and Care 34. Mass Production

35. Wood Technology 36. Career Opportunities



Workbook , 157 pp. 978-1-59070-482-0

Instructor’s Guide 978-1-59070-483-7

Exploring Woodworkingby Fred W. Zimmerman and Larry J. McWard, ©1999, 7th Edition

Exploring Woodworking provides a thorough foundation for a beginning woodworking course. This clearly

written and highly illustrated text introduces students to woods and their characteristics, as well as basic

woodworking techniques using both hand and power tools. Plans for a number of woodworking products ar

included.

• An entrepreneurship chapter explains how to organize and operate a small in-school manufacturingbusiness.

• Safe and efficient woodworking practices are emphasized throughout.

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Workbook , 103 pp. 978-1-56637-485-9

Instructor’s Guide / Answer Key 978-1-56637-486-6




Modern Cabinetmakingby William D. Umstattd and Charles W. Davis, ©2005, 4th Edition

Modern Cabinetmaking is a comprehensive text that covers cabinetmaking

and woodworking techniques employed by custom cabinetmakers and home

woodworkers. Content follows the logical order of the design and construction

process and is accompanied by numerous illustrations. In addition to traditional

materials and procedures, the chapters discuss the advances in woodworking

technology, including manufactured panel products, 32mm construction, European

hardware, ready-to-assemble casework, plate joinery, and other innovative topics.

• Step-by-step instructions illustrate tool usage and assembly procedures.• Kitchen cabinets and design alternatives are discussed in detail, including the

application of face frame and frameless construction.

• Each chapter includes a summary and Test Your Knowledge questions toreinforce learning.

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CONTENTS

1. Introduction toCabinetmaking

2. Cabinetry Styles 3. Components of Design 4. Design Decisions 5. Human Factors 6. Production Decisions 7. Using Working Drawings

8. Making Sketches andMock-ups

9. Producing Working

Drawings 10. Wood Characteristics 11. Lumber and Millwork 12. Cabinet and Furniture

Woods 13. Manufactured Panel

Products 14. Veneers and Plastic

Overlays 15. Glass, Plastic, and Ceramic

Products 16. Mechanical Fasteners 17. Hardware

18. Health and Safety 19. Ordering Materials and

Supplies 20. Measuring and Laying Out

Materials 21. Sawing with Stationary

Power Machines 22. Sawing with Hand and

Portable Power Tools 23. Surfacing with the Jointer

and Planer 24. Surfacing with Planes and

Scrapers 25. Drilling and Boring

26. Shaping 27. Turning

28. Accessories, Jigs, andSpecial Machines

29. Joint Making 30. Abrasives 31. Using Abrasives and

Sanding Machines

32. Adhesives 33. Gluing and Clamping 34. Bending and Laminating 35. Overlaying and Inlaying

Veneer 36. Installing Plastic Laminates 37. Caning and Upholstering 38. Case Construction

39. Frame and PanelComponents

40. Cabinet Supports 41. Doors 42. Drawers 43. Cabinet and Tabletops 44. Finishing Decisions 45. Preparing Surfaces for

Finish 46. Applying Finishing

Materials 47. Preparing the Surface for

Topcoating 48. Topcoatings

49. Kitchen Cabinets 50. Furniture 51. Built-in Cabinetry and

Paneling 52. Industrial Production

Cabinetmaking 53. Employment in

Cabinetmaking

Colorful figures and warnings draw student

attention to potential safety issues.

Think Safety—Act Safely features are

highlighted by red type and give general

safety rules related to chapter content. End-

of-chapter features include a Summary and

Test Your Knowledge questions.



Workbook , 286 pp. 978-1-59070-377-9

Instructor’s Manual 978-1-59070-378-6




HV A C R Sheet Metal Skills

Tools, Materials, and Processesby Rex Miller and Mark R. Miller, ©2011

Sheet Metal Skills: Tools, Materials, and Processes provides a comprehensive view of the sheet metal

industry and the work involved in it. This write-in text includes up-to-date information on the tools and

materials. It includes an overview of sheet metal history, sheet metal uses, and the processes used in the

industry. An in-depth safety chapter addresses safety precautions to follow when working with sheet metal. The text focuses on the tools and specific tasks of sheet metal work. Processes covered include joining, drillin

punching, fastening, drawing, and pattern development. The text also includes experiments and projects for

hands-on learning.

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Heating and Cooling Essentialsby Jerry and LaDonna Killinger, ©2003, 3rd Edition

Heating and Cooling Essentials is the ideal introductory book for students entering the HVAC field. Thetext explains the operation of refrigeration, air conditioning, and heating systems; provides instructions f

troubleshooting and servicing HVAC equipment; covers the correct methods of refrigerant handling; and

includes information on EPA Technician Certification. Emphasis is placed on techniques needed to prope

perform installation, service, and repair.

• A full chapter covers techniques for planning and installing ductwork.• Includes information on EPA regulations and “ozone-friendly” refrigerants.• Emphasizes safety, with all safety content printed in red type.• Presents measurements and quantities in US Customary and metric units.

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CONTENTS

1. Introduction to SheetMetal

2. Sheet Metal Safety 3. Measurements and

Layouts

4. Print Reading andDuctwork

5. Sheet Metal Hand Toolsand Machinery

6. Hems, Edges, and Seams

7. Drilling and Punching 8. Fastening Sheet Metal

Components 9. Drafting and Pattern

Development

10. Materials and Materials Testing

11. Sheet Metal Forming 12. Sheet Metal Careers


Text, 317 pp., softcover 978-1-60525-325-1

Instructor’s CD (Win/Mac) 978-1-60525-326-8

EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite424 test questions

978-1-60525-327-5



Laboratory Manual, 256 pp. 978-1-56637-966-3


STEMCurriculum

S c i e

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T e c h n o l o g y

M a t h e


Integrated

Heating and Cooling Essentials Supports STEM

• Mathematics for Technicians chapter

• Thermodynamics, pressure, and temperature• Chemical properties of refrigerants• Control systems• Electrical theory

Full-color illustrations

throughout the text

enhance student

learning.




Modern Refrigerationand Air Conditioningby A. D. Althouse, C. H. Turnquist, and A. F. Bracciano, ©2004, 18th Edition

Modern Refrigeration and Air Conditioning provides an excellent blend of theory

with job-qualifying skills, making it a leader in the refrigeration and air conditioning

field! This comprehensive text teaches both fundamental principles and the servicetechniques needed to diagnose and remedy refrigeration and HVAC problems.

Modern Refrigeration and Air Conditioning contains the information needed

to prepare the technician for success in today’s world. Includes information about

EPA rules and regulations covering refrigerant recovery, recycling, and reclaiming.

Both students and practicing technicians will benefit from the comprehensive

approach of this text, which provides a solid and thorough knowledge of all aspects

of refrigeration and air conditioning.

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CONTENTS

1. Fundamentals ofRefrigeration

2. Refrigeration Tools andMaterials

3. Basic RefrigerationSystems

4. Compression Systems and

Compressors 5. Refrigerant Controls 6. Electrical-Magnetic

Fundamentals 7. Electric Motors 8. Electric Circuits and

Controls 9. Refrigerants 10. Refrigerant Recovery/

Recycling/Reclaiming 11. Domestic Refrigerators

and Freezers 12. Servicing and Installing

Small Hermetic Systems 13. Commercial Systems 14. Commercial Systems–

Applications 15. Servicing and Installing

Commercial Systems 16. Commercial Systems–Heat

Loads and Piping 17. Absorption Systems–

Principles and Applications

18. Special RefrigerationSystems and Applications

19. Fundamentals of AirConditioning

20. Basic Heating and Air

Conditioning Systems 21. Heating and

Humidification Systems 22. Cooling andDehumidifying Systems

23. Air Distribution,Measurement, andCleaning

24. Central Air Conditioningand Heat Pumps

25. Solar Energy 26. Air Conditioning and

Heating Control Systems 27. Air Conditioning Systems–

Heating and CoolingLoads

28. Automotive AirConditioning

29. Servicing and TroubleshootingSimplified

30. Passing TechnicianCertification Exams

31. Technical Characteristics


Text, 1211 pp., hardcover 978-1-59070-280-2Study Guide, 200 pp. 978-1-59070-281-9



Teacher’s Resource Binder, 524 pp. 978-1-59070-284-0

Instructor’s Resource CD, w/ EXAMVIEW® Test Generator, 2051 test questions

978-1-59070-286-4

Instructor’s Presentations for PowerPoint (Win/Mac), over 4000 slidesIndividual License 978-1-59070-287-1




WE L DI NG Welding Technology

Fundamentalsby William A. Bowditch, Kevin E. Bowditch, and Mark A. Bowditch, ©2010, 4th Edition

Welding Technology Fundamentals covers the equipment and techniques associated with the welding

and cutting processes most widely used in industry today. These processes include oxyfuel gas welding

and cutting, shielded metal arc welding, gas metal arc welding, flux cored arc welding, gas tungsten arcwelding, and resistance welding. In-depth coverage of weld inspection and testing, welder qualification,

welding symbols, and weld shop safety is also included in the text. The text is organized into eight section

which can be studied independently or in sequence. In addition to its easy-to-understand format, this tex

is extensively illustrated and includes many tables and charts for selecting the variables required to make

good weld. This text provides good preparation for AWS SENSE Level 1–Entry Welder certification.

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978-1-60525-877-5


978-1-61960-122-2



Instructor’s Resource CD 978-1-60525-259-9

EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite, 1879test questions

978-1-60525-260-5

Welding Projectsby James A. Ruck, ©2005, 2nd EditionWelding Projects is the ideal companion volume for any Goodheart-Willcox welding text. It is a collection of

69 practical projects that will stimulate students’ interest while helping them develop and practice important

welding skills. Projects range in complexity from a simple set of push-up bars to a folding miter saw table to a

hydraulic auto engine lift. Each project consists of scaled drawings and a complete materials list.

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CONTENTS

Sports Equipment

Auto Equipment

Gym Equipment

Home Equipment

Shop Equipment

Yard Equipment


Text, softcover 978-1-59070-409-7

STEMCurriculum

S c i e

n c e

T e c h n o l o g y

M a t h e

m a t i c sE

n g i n e e r i n g

Integrated

Welding Technology Fundamentals Supports STEM

• Basic electrical theory• Application of computers and automation• Material properties• Reading drawings and symbols• Measuring tools

CONTENTS

1. Safety in the Welding Shop 2. Welding and Cutting

Processes 3. The Physics of Welding 4. Weld Joints and Positions

5. SMAW: Equipment andSupplies

6. SMAW: Equipment

Assembly and Adjustment 7. SMAW: Electrodes 8. SMAW: Flat Welding

Position 9. SMAW: Horizontal, Vertical,

and Overhead Welding

Positions 10. Surfacing 11. GMAW: Equipment and

Supplies 12. GMAW: Equipment

Assembly and Adjustment 13. GMAW: Flat Welding

Position 14. GMAW: Horizontal,

Vertical, and Overhead

Welding Positions 15. GTAW: Equipment and

Supplies 16. GTAW: Equipment

Assembly and Adjustment 17. GTAW: Flat Welding

Position

18. GTAW: Horizontal, Vertical,

and Overhead Welding

Positions 19. Plasma Arc Cutting 20. Oxyfuel Gas Cutting and

Welding: Equipment andSupplies

21. Oxyfuel Gas Cutting and

Welding: Equipment

Assembly and Adjustment 22. Oxyfuel Gas Cutting

23. Oxyfuel Gas Welding: Flat

Welding Position 24. Oxyfuel Gas Welding:

Horizontal, Vertical, and

Overhead Welding Positions 25. Brazing and Braze Welding 26. Soldering 27. Resistance Welding:

Equipment and Supplies 28. Resistance Welding:

Procedures 29. Special Welding and

Cutting Processes 30. Robotics in Welding 31. Welding Plastics 32. Welding Pipe and Tube 33. Welding Symbols

34. Inspecting and Testing

Welds 35. Welder Certification




Modern Weldingby Andrew D. Althouse, Carl H. Turnquist, William A. Bowditch, Kevin E. Bowditch, and

Mark A. Bowditch, ©2013, 11th Edition

Modern Welding is a comprehensive text that has long been the standard forteaching the theory, fundamentals, equipment, and techniques of welding technology. This text provides thorough coverage of common welding and cutting processes,including gas tungsten arc welding, gas metal arc welding, shielded metal arc welding,

oxyfuel gas welding and cutting, plasma arc cutting, and resistance welding. The textalso includes extensive instruction in welding symbol interpretation, weld testing andinspection, and employment in the welding field.• Prepares students for AWS SENSE Level 1—Entry Welder certification.• Places strong emphasis on all aspects of safety, including respiratory protection.• Is organized so chapters can be assigned sequentially or in a custom order to match

course curriculum.

• Includes a new chapter detailing underwater cutting and welding equipment andtechniques.

CONTENTS

1. Safety in the Welding Shop 2. Print Reading 3. Welding Joints, Positions,

and Symbols 4. Welding and Cutting

Processes 5. Shielded Metal Arc

Welding Equipment andSupplies

6. Shielded Metal ArcWelding

7. GTAW, GMAW, and FCAWEquipment and Supplies

8. Gas Tungsten Arc Welding 9. Gas Metal and Flux Cored

Arc Welding 10. Plasma Arc Cutting 11. Oxyfuel Gas Welding

Equipment and Supplies 12. Oxyfuel Gas Welding 13. Oxyfuel Gas Cutting

Equipment and Supplies 14. Oxyfuel Gas Cutting 15. Soldering 16. Brazing and Braze Welding 17. Resistance Welding

Equipment and Supplies

18. Resistance Welding 19. Special Welding Processes 20. Special Ferrous Welding

Applications 21. Special Nonferrous

Welding Applications

22. Pipe and Tube Welding 23. Special Cutting Processes 24. Underwater Welding and

Cutting 25. Automatic and Robotic

Welding 26. Metal Surfacing 27. Production of Metals 28. Metal Properties and

Identification 29. Heat Treatment of Metals 30. Inspecting and Testing

Welds 31. Procedure and Welder

Qualifications 32. The Welding Shop 33. Getting and Holding a Job

in the Welding Industry 34. Technical Data

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NEW

Correlated toAWS QC-10Key Indicators

Detailed, step-by-step procedures guide the

student through many common welding tasks.

Detailed illustrations clearly show the proper work

and travel angles for welding many common joints

in all welding positions.




978-1-60525-879-9


978-1-61960-114-7

Lab Workbook , approx. 390 pp. 978-1-60525-797-6

Instructor’s Annotated Lab Workbook 978-1-60525-962-8


EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite (Win/Mac)

978-1-60525-799-0

Instructor’s Presentations for PowerPoint (Win/Mac)Individual LicenseSite License

978-1-60525-800-3978-1-60525-801-0




WE L DI NG

Arc Weldingby John R. Walker and W. Richard Polanin, ©2010, 8th Edition The Arc Welding write-in text provides comprehensive coverage of the shielded metal arc welding (SMAW

and carbon arc welding (CAW) processes. The book is divided into 36 units, which progress from weld sho

safety and basic welding theory to out-of-position and specialized welding techniques. The book’s clear

language and easy-to-understand illustrations promote student learning, while the write-in design of the

book allows the instructor to monitor and evaluate student progress throughout the course. The topics

covered in the book prepare students to successfully complete the Written Knowledge and Workmanship

Performance Tests for Module 4 of AWS SENSE Level 1–Entry Welder certification.

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Gas Metal Arc WeldingHandbook by William H. Minnick, ©2008, 5th Edition

Gas Metal Arc Welding Handbook provides comprehensive, easy-to-understand coverage of the widely

used gas metal arc welding (GMAW) process. The book presents thorough coverage of both basic skills and

advanced techniques, with clearly written content and hundreds of illustrations.

• Prepares students for taking the Written Knowledge and Workmanship Performance Tests for Module 5 of AWSENSE Level 1–Entry Welder certification.

• Includes chapters covering specialized welding procedures for autobody applications, off-road vehicles, antrailer fabrication.

• Covers weld inspection, testing, defects, and corrective actions.• Provides instruction for welding ferrous and nonferrous metals.

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Flux Cored Arc WeldingHandbook by William H. Minnick, ©2009, 3rd Edition

Flux Cored Arc Welding Handbook provides comprehensive coverage of gas-shielded (FCAW-G) and

self-shielded (FCAW-S) flux cored arc welding processes. The text presents fundamental skills and advanced

techniques in clearly written language, reinforced with hundreds of illustrations. End-of-chapter questions

reinforce the key concepts presented in the chapters. In addition to covering the basics of equipment setup,

joint preparation, and techniques for welding carbon and low-alloy steel, this book includes specialized

chapters focusing on welding stainless steel, welding cast iron, surfacing, and weld testing and inspection. Thtext prepares students to take the Written Knowledge and Workmanship Performance Tests for Module 6 of

AWS SENSE Level 1—Entry Welder certification.

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Answer Key 978-1-60525-190-5




Math for Weldersby Nino Marion, ©2013, 5th Edition

Math for Welders is a combination text and workbook designed to help welding students learn and applybasic math skills. The basic concept behind each math operation is explained at the opening of the unit. Next,

students are given clear instruction for performing the operation. Each unit includes a variety of welding-related practice problems to reinforce what the students have learned. The practice problems are identicalto the types of problems the students will be required to solve in a welding shop. In addition to teachingbasic math concepts, the problems give students a preview of the types of challenges they will face in a workenvironment. This helps the students develop solid troubleshooting skills that will serve them throughout theircareers as welders.

• Problems range in complexity from solving simple equations to calculating the weight of an assemblybased on a dimensioned drawing.

• Answers to odd-numbered practice problems are provided in the back of the book.

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Gas Tungsten Arc WeldingHandbook by William H. Minnick and Mark A. Prosser, ©2013, 6th Edition

Gas Tungsten Arc Welding Handbook combines hundreds of full-color illustrations with

easy-to-understand instructions. The text explains the features of the gas tungsten arc welding

process and teaches the proper procedures for welding a variety of base metals in all positions.• Prepares students for taking the Written Knowledge and Workmanship Performance Tests for Module 7of AWS SENSE Level 1–Entry Welder certification.

• Includes specific procedures for welding many types of metals.• Contains easy-to-understand explanations of weld defects and corrective actions.

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Oxyfuel Gas Weldingby Kevin E. Bowditch and Mark A. Bowditch, ©2012, 7th Edition

Oxyfuel Gas Welding introduces students to the fundamentals of gas welding and cutting processes withsimple, easy-to-understand instruction. The combination text and workbook approach allows studentsto work at their own pace. Includes information about forehand and backhand welding, out-of-positionwelding, welding thick materials, welding aluminum, oxyfuel cutting, brazing, soldering, welding symbols,inspection and testing, and brazing cast iron. The Instructor’s Resource CD contains useful resources, such as textbook question answer keys, sectionquizzes, a final exam, a list of welding websites, and an introductory document that explains how tomanage a welding lab, assign student jobs, and effectively use the textbook.

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Intructor’s Resource CD (Win/Mac) 978-1-60525-575-0



Instructor’s Annotated Edition 978-1-60525-901-7




NEW

STEM

Major topics include safety,gases, metal identification,welding symbols, welding

joints, and backhandand forehand welding

techniques.

Includes nearly200 practical exercises.

NEW




MA NUF A C T UR I N

G/ ME T A L S

Metal Projects Book 2by Bill Fifer

Metal Projects presents many outstanding projects for metalworking areas, including sheet metal,

foundry, welding, and forging. This text complements any metal-working course.

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Exploring Metalworkingby John R. Walker, ©2009, 5th Edition

Exploring Metalworking covers the fundamentals of metalworking, with instruction in using both hand

and power tools. Dozens of projects are included to give students a variety of hands-on activities.

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Machining Projectsby David O. Averyt, ©2007

Machining Projects includes 46 projects, grouped in four categories: benchwork, lathe competency,

vertical mill competency, and advanced projects. Each project includes a step-by-step listing of the tasks

to be performed in completing the project. Tasks are correlated to applicable sections in the Machining

Fundamentals textbook for reference. Each project is correlated to the NIMS Level 1 Machining Skills duties

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CONTENTS

1. Careers in Metalworking Technology 2. Metals We Use 3. Planning Your Project 4. Designing a Project 5. Metalworking Safety 6. Measurement and Layout Tools

7. Basic Metalworking Tools andEquipment 8. Wrought Metal 9. Fasteners 10. Sheet Metal 11. Art Metal 12. Metal Finishes

13. Hand Forging 14. Casting Metals 15. Welding and Brazing 16. Heat-Treating Metals 17. Machining Technology 18. Entrepreneurship Activity 19. Projects


Text, 272 pp., hardcover 978-1-59070-868-2 $53.95

Workbook 978-1-59070-869-9 $17.95

Instructor’s Guide 978-1-59070-870-5 $20.95


Text, softcover 978-0-87006-172-1






Modern Metalworkingby John R. Walker, ©2004, 9th Edition

Modern Metalworking is a comprehensive text that introduces students to metalworking technology.

It provides basic information about tools, materials, and procedures used in metalworking. It covers both

hand- and machine-tool operations, and supplies background information about industrial equipment and

processes. Over 1500 photographs and drawings highlight important concepts and procedures.

• Step-by-step instructions are presented for many processes and techniques.

• Research and development activities are included for each chapter.• Plans for more than a dozen high-interest metalworking projects are included in the text.

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Machining Fundamentalsby John R. Walker, ©2004, 8th Edition

Machining Fundamentals is a comprehensive text that provides an introduction to the various machining

operations, setups, and procedures. This colorful and detailed textbook covers all traditional machining

methods, as well as newer and nontraditional methods. Extensive coverage of CNC and automated

manufacturing processes is included.

• Explains a wide range of processes and equipment.• Emphasizes safety throughout with color type.• Chapters include Learning Objectives, Important Terms, and Review Questions.

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STEM

Product Information ISBN SchoolText, 640 pp., hardcover 978-1-59070-249-9


978-1-60525-908-6

Workbook , 160 pp. 978-1-59070-250-5


Instructor’s Resource CD, w/ EXAMVIEW® Test Generator, 1376 test questions

978-1-59070-252-9

STEMCurriculum

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Integrated

Machining Fundamentals Supports STEM

• Measurement tools and related math• Design and manufacturing processes• Reading engineering drawings• CNC and automated systems• Material properties and heat treatment

CONTENTS

1. An Introduction toMachining Technology

2. Shop Safety 3. Understanding Drawings

4. Measurement 5. Layout Work 6. Hand Tools 7. Fasteners 8. Jigs and Fixtures 9. Cutting Fluids 10. Drills and Drilling

Machines 11. Offhand Grinding 12. Sawing and Cutoff

Machines 13. The Lathe 14. Cutting Tapers and Screw

Threads on the Lathe

15. Other Lathe Operations

16. Broaching Operations 17. The Milling Machine 18. Milling Machine Operations 19. Precision Grinding

20. Band Machining 21. Computer NumericalControl

22. Automated Manufacturing 23. Quality Control 24. Metal Characteristics 25. Heat Treatment of Metals 26. Metal Finishing 27. Electromachining

Processes 28. Nontraditional Machining

Techniques 29. Other Processes 30. Occupations in Machining

Technology



Workbook , 173 pp. 978-1-59070-225-3





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CNC Machining Fundamentals and Applicationby Richard A. Gizelbach, ©2009

CNC Machining contains the information and concepts to help the student progress from simple manua

machining to an efficient use of CNC milling machines, lathes, and electrical discharge machines. The

content is presented with clear text and easy-to-follow drawings and photos. The Instructor’s CD contains

a variety of materials to facilitate instruction, including chapter resources, quizzes, handout masters, lesso

slides, and related web links.

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Sheet Metal Skills Tools, Materials, andProcessesby Rex Miller and Mark R. Miller, ©2011Sheet Metal Skills: Tools, Materials, and Processes provides a comprehensive view of the sheet metal

industry and the work involved in it. This write-in text includes up-to-date information on the tools and

materials. It includes an overview of sheet metal history, sheet metal uses, and the processes used in the

industry. An in-depth safety chapter addresses safety precautions to follow when working with sheet metal.

The text focuses on the tools and specific tasks of sheet metal work. Processes covered include joining, drillin

punching, fastening, drawing, and pattern development. The text also includes experiments and projects for

hands-on learning.

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CONTENTS

1. Numerical Control and CNC 2. Axis and Coordinate System 3. CNC Math 4. Machining Centers

5. Machining Center Tools, Inserts,Speeds, and Feeds

6. Machining Center Carbide InsertFundamentals

7. Programming Process forMachining Centers

8. Programming Codes forMachining Centers

9. Program Format for VerticalMachining Centers

10. Canned Cycles for MachiningCenters

11. Turning Centers 12. Turning Center Tools, Inserts,

Speeds, and Feeds

13. Programming Process for TurningCenters

14. Programming Codes for TurningCenters

15. Canned Cycles for Turning Center 16. Subprograms

17. Electrical Discharge Machining




978-1-60525-864-5

Instructor’s CD 978-1-59070-792-0

CONTENTS

1. Introduction to Sheet Metal 2. Sheet Metal Safety 3. Measurements and Layouts

4. Print Reading and Ductwork 5. Sheet Metal Hand Tools and

Machinery

6. Hems, Edges, and Seams 7. Drilling and Punching 8. Fastening Sheet Metal

Components 9. Drafting and Pattern Development

10. Materials and Materials Testing 11. Sheet Metal Forming 12. Sheet Metal Careers



Instructor’s CD, (Win/Mac) 978-1-60525-326-8

EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite,424 test questions

978-1-60525-327-5




Fluid Power Hydraulics and Pneumaticsby James R. Daines, ©2013, 2nd Edition

Fluid Power: Hydraulics and Pneumatics is a teaching package aimed at students pursuing a technician-level

career path. It teaches the fundamentals of fluid power and provides details on the design and operation of

hydraulic and pneumatic components, circuits, and systems. Extensive coverage is provided for both hydraulic

and pneumatic systems. This book does not contain engineering calculations that will confuse students.

Instead, it applies math skills to the

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