Posted by sflem849 on January 10, 2013 at 05:34:28 from (69.197.84.39):
In Reply to: Precision Tools posted by RedRoundhead on January 09, 2013 at 11:34:23:
RedRoundhead said: (quoted from post at 12:34:23 01/09/13) Don"t forget to get a Machinery"s handbook. And get two; the newest version, and an old version (pre-1968). They leave out some good, obsolete information in the newer versions. I have a 13th edition, and a 28th Edition, myself. I use them at work almost everyday, where we have a mix of old machine tools and new machine tools.
A set of gauge blocks, or some standards, to practice measuring on would be handy,as you can then find out what your "feel" is with different measuring tools.
If you order new tools like you mentioned, get ones with some calibrated standards; otherwise you are in the dark.
Best of luck!!
This is the book we are supposed to have for school. Is it any good? I see the edition number is not as high as you mentioned so it must not be the same book. Can't say much about it yet. I don't start class until next Thursday.
TITLE:Machinists' Ready Reference
AUTHOR:Weingartner
EDITION:9th
COPYRIGHT YEAR:2008
PUBLISHER:Prakken Publications, Incorporated
ISBN:9780970339805
Edit - I did a Google search. Yours is a different book. It looks like it has twice as many pages as the Bible! That is a big book!!!
This post was edited by sflem849 at 05:36:29 01/10/13 2 times.
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