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Machinery’s Handbook
29th Edition
By Oberg, Jones, Horton, Ryffel, Green
and McCauley. Thoroughly Revised
• All standards have been updated
• All sections have been updated
and revised
Machinist’s Books
Blueprint Reading Basics, By Warren Hammer
2001, 336 pp., illus., 3rd Edition.
Written in a non-technical and easy-to-understand
manner, this practical guide combines blueprint reading
theory with industry applications. This source provides
an introduction, a detailed review of a specific topic,
illustrations, exercise, and review questions within
each chapter. No technical background is required to
understand this subject.
Machine Shop Practice
By Karl Hans Moltrecht, 1981, illus., 2nd Edition.
Covers everything the apprentice or on-the-job
professional needs to know about the intelligent
and efficient operation of machine tools.
Engineer’s Black Book
By Pat Rapp, 2005, 168 pp., illus.
This Engineering Pocket reference book contains a
wealth of practical and hard-to-find information on
screw threads, tapping sizes, tapers, cutting tools,
speeds and feeds, tungsten carbide, keys and keyways,
drill sharpening, bolts and nuts, plastics, adhesives,
grinding wheels, G-codes, weights of metals,
and much more!
Features include:
• Inch dimensions with metric equivalents
• Tables, tolerances, standards and tolerances
• Conversion factors, equivalent charts
Desk Ref, By Thomas J. Glover & Richard A. Young
2010, 1,280 pp., NEW! 4th Edition
This edition is comprised of ALL the terrific & timely
information found in Pocket Ref 3rd edition &
Handyman in Your Pocket books, in a larger print
format. Includes an additional 12 NEW Sections! 1280
pages of tables, maps, formulas, constants and
conversions in an easy to read 6" x 9" soft cover format.
Shop Reference for Students and Apprentices
By Edward G. Hoffman and Christopher J. McCauley
2001, 544 pp., illus., 2nd Edition.
From the ability to understand and use shop
mathematics to the reading and interpreting of shop
drawings, the editor’s intent is to provide the
information and the know-how that students will need.
Fastener Black Book
By Pat Rapp, 2008, 248 pp., illus.
Comprehensive yet practical pocket book containing
information on the vast array of fasteners. It covers
steel, stainless steel, aluminum, nonferrous, plastic
fasteners and self-drilling and tapping screws.
Features include:
• Inch/metric fasteners
• ISO and DIN Specifications
• Standard grades, tolerances and markings
• Pre-load and tightening torques
• Thread forms, heads, points, materials and coatings
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Books & References
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Description Model # Price Price
Toolbox Handbook PH404-3049 $88.90 $69.99
Large Print Handbook PH404-3050 108.56 85.99
CD-ROM PH404-3051 88.90 69.99
CD & Toolbox Handbook Set PH404-3053 154.44 125.95
CD & Large Print Handbook Set PH404-3054 170.35 135.95
Handbook Guide PH404-3052 14.52 9.99
Toolbox Edition & Guide Set PH404-3055 110.95 79.95
Large Print Edition & Guide Set PH404-3056 127.95 127.95
Pocket Companion PH404-3057 21.95 15.95
Machine Shop Training Course
By Franklin D. Jones, 1964,
5th Edition, illus.
These books present an outstanding treatise on machine shop
practice that includes fundamental principles and methods of
adjusting and using different types of machine tools, typical shop
problems with solutions, miscellaneous facts relating to the art of
machine construction and much more.
Metalworking Sink or Swim: Tips and Tricks for
Machinists, Welders, and Fabricators
By Tom Lipton, 2008, 300 pp., illus.
This collection of priceless tips, tricks, skills, and
experiences from a veteran of the trade is presented in a
way that captures the attention of users and engages them
in the process of furthering the art.
The Home Machinist’s Handbook
By Doug Briney, 1984, 275 pp.
Here’s everything the do-it-yourselfer needs to set up and
operate a handyman’s machine shop. Areas covered range
from shop requirements and proper lighting to buying, using
and storing tools. Ideal for the hobbyist, home handyman, and
inventor. This book shows you how to work with basic hand
tools and how to read shop drawings.
SolidWorks for Technology & Engineering
By J. Valentino and N. DiZinno, 712 pp.
and CD, illus., 2010
• Thorough introduction for students with
little or no experience
• Graphic displays provide step-by-step
instructions, rather than long text and definitions
• Concepts presented in the text can be followed
interactively when learning the procedure by
watching the CD
• Exercises and materials to prepare for the Certified
SolidWorks Associate (CSWA) exam; contains a
complete key and sample exam solutions
Subjects covered: Creating 2D sketches on reference planes; advanced sketch
tools; producing 2D engineering drawings from 3D solid parts; creating shell
draft and rib features; creating assemblies; animation and configuration.
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Book Title Model # Price Price
Blueprint Reading Basics PH205-1022 $30.43 $21.95
Machine Shop Practice Vol. I PH205-1005 28.04 19.95
Machine Shop Practice Vol. II PH205-1006 28.04 19.95
Engineer’s Black Book PH308-0511 24.95 19.95
Desk Ref PH404-0019 29.90 25.95
Shop Reference for Students and Apprentices PH505-3550 25.24 19.95
Fastener Black Book PH328-0099 26.98 19.95
Machine Shop Training Course Vol. I PH505-3535 23.36 17.95
Machine Shop Training Course Vol. II PH505-3536 23.36 18.99
Metalworking Sink or Swim:
Tips and Tricks for Machinists, Welders,
and Fabricators PH328-0098 42.08 35.95
The Home Machinist’s Handbook PH368-7056 24.95 18.99
SolidWorks for Technology & Engineering PH404-1999 64.85 55.95
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