Interchangeable Manufacture (1 results)
Interchangeable Manufacture; the production of complete machines, or mechanisms, so nearly alike that they will fit into any given mechanism. An article printed in 1938, written by Prof. Joseph W. Roe.
INTERCHANGEABLE MANUFACTURE; THE PRODUCTION OF COMPLETE MACHINES, OR MECHANISMS, SO NEARLY ALIKE THAT THEY WILL FIT INTO ANY GIVEN MECHANISM
Published by London, 1938
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