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This review is from: Basic Machining Reference Handbook (Paperback)
I have just bought the first edition of the book and sincerely hope that the authors since corrected the misinformation and errors the first book contained.The idea was a good one, indeed: "The intended purpose of the book is to serve as a comprehensive, yet easy-to-use, memory jog". Let's start browsing the book in no particular order. "Clamp work in the chuck and use left-hand toolbit for facing the end..." "When machining even-numbered thread, any line on the thread dial can be used. When machining odd-numbered threads, the lever can be engaged only on odd numbered lines-1,3,5, etc." "...feed the tool into the work 1/64 (0.064)in." "[machining Morse #2 taper] Tailstock offset=0.64" or 1/16" " All those were found within the first 3 minutes of browsing. Frankly, I'm not sure I want to continue reading the book. How about you? |
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Basic Machining Reference Handbook by Arthur R. Meyers (Hardcover - January 3, 2001)
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