This DVD features a fascinating look at the sheet metal industry from the early 1940s, including aircraft and building manufacturing. Table Of Contents: (1) The Sheet Metal Worker (1942) – This is a vintage vocational film that showcases sheet metal uses in home building construction, aircraft building, farm building, furnace repair, and more. This classic film contains excellent footage of hand sheet metal workers and factory sheet metal workers and includes lots of great factory footage – 10 Minutes
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The Sheet Metal Worker
The Sheet Metal Worker
Produced: 1942
Length: 10 Minutes
Sheet metal work has never been more interesting than in this vocational piece about the industry and the workers that create the bodies for such things as cars and airplanes. Sheet metal work also contributes to the utility and beauty of many of the buildings in the United States such as farm buildings, steeples on churches, and gutters and downspouts on family homes. “The Sheet Metal Worker,” provides young adults, in the 1940s, with the knowledge and industrial overview to help them decide if sheet metal work is the work they want to do when they graduate high school.
