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Off shore taps

Not at the moment, got some. It was kind of a bust trying to order some from " Amagoon", they would not deliver. Haven't worked out what the deal is. Anyway got some from Napa, yet to try them, and I just had to walk across the street, here 2 days later. Never thought!
 
gerritv said:
Search for "metal trades handbook lehrmittel" on Abebooks. My ISBN is 978-3-8085-195-8 english version. Also available on Amazon.ca
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I found a copy of the book on line and it arrived today. Now I know why you like it.

I haven't read it yet, but just skimming it, it does appear to contain a wealth of excellent appropriate content! It will be my bedside reading for a while.
 
Thanks for the link, guys! I previously only found the German language version, which is limited use to me. If I like it, I'll certainly order the hard copy...
 
Susquatch said:
I found a copy of the book on line and it arrived today. Now I know why you like it.

I haven't read it yet, but just skimming it, it does appear to contain a wealth of excellent appropriate content! It will be my bedside reading for a while.
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+1 on that! My hard copy arrived a few days ago. Skimmed thru it a bit, looks excellent!. More pictorial than Machinery's Handbook, reminiscent of my current favorite the "Engineer's Black Book". The EBB I would say is very condensed, simplified, compact. and resides in my workshop whereas the MTH will reside in my library.
 
Canadium said:
More pictorial than Machinery's Handbook, reminiscent of my current favorite the "Engineer's Black Book". The EBB I would say is very condensed, simplified, compact. and resides in my workshop whereas the MTH will reside in my library.
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Yes. An excellent mixture of nice graphics and text. Mine will go to the workshop though.

Oddly, I never had a copy of the Engineer's Black Book. Perhaps I was happy with all my text books. Who else do you know has 6 text books on thermodynamics? LOL!

I guess it's about time that I did. If it's as good as others say, it would go to the workshop too - after it completes the bedside phase of course.....

Another comment on the Mechanical and Metal Trades Handbook that @gerritv first referenced in this thread. It really is downright excellent. I am enjoying it very much. Way more in it than I optimistically expected.
 
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