Machine Shop Know-How, P/N 5307

Here is some of the information provided in the book's Preface:

"What This Book Is About

If you've ever wished you could take all of the knowledge of a master machinist and pour it directly into your brain, hire is your chance. Machine Shop Know-How proves that there are no secrets in the machine shop, just information that is rarely documented—until now. This book focuses on manually controlled machine tools, but moves beyond the basics to present the problem-solving insights, shop shortcuts and clever tips and tricks that normally take years of first-hand shop experience to learn.

Who This Book Is For

This book is for home shop machinists, industrial model and scientific instrument makers, R&D lab technicians, prototype designers, custom motorcycle and car builders, gunsmiths, teachers, students and anyone who has a fundamental knowledge of machine shiop practice and wants to advance to the next level."

Includes step-by-step instructions for dozens of useful shop projects. Also offers ways to construct jigs and fixtures to make your projects turn our right. Provides storage ideas to better organize your shop.

7" x 10", softbound, black and white, 520 pages, almost 600 illustrations illustrations.

Other books available:

The Home Machinist's Handbook by Doug Briney

Tabletop Machining by Joe Martin

Machine Shop Trade Secrets by James A. Harvey

Machine Shop Essentials by Frank Marlow