Engineering books
Engineering books
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Hello,
Im hoping someone can help me, Im looking for some good mechanical, metal working and overall engineering principles books, there are lots out there. just want to learn more and hopefully use this info to better our products.
regards
Tom britton
Im hoping someone can help me, Im looking for some good mechanical, metal working and overall engineering principles books, there are lots out there. just want to learn more and hopefully use this info to better our products.
regards
Tom britton





RE: Engineering books
check out this web-site , there're tens of engineering books related to many fields. I personally downloaded like 20 of them.
check the list on the right
Bara'a A. Habash
Maint. Engr.
RE: Engineering books
Machineries Handbook is a good general reference.
What is Engineering anyway: FAQ1088-1484: In layman terms, what is "engineering"?
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RE: Engineering books
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brownbagg - don't agree, suggest you try looking at Schlighting's Boundary Layer Theory or similar to realise why your post is off the mark. Many 'historical' volumes are far from easy to understand or 8th grade level for that matter.
regards, HM
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RE: Engineering books
We have fancier tools and equipment today, but the guys who worked with the old stuff had to understand things on a much deeper level than we do today because modern tools and equipment incorporate so much intelligence. The authors of many modern books don't have anything close to the level of understanding of the authors of 50 years ago, and it is very clear when you read the books.
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