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22 of 22 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
A great, well written hand-on book that precedes FOURNIER and REMUS on my shelf.
It shies away from using expensive tooling, very "Hands-on", introducing you to traditional tools that will be good enough for even those involved in refurbishing cars.
It was written by a British School Teacher who taught the subject and is typically well organised. It starts off with H&S, Ergonomics (the older I get, the more I am thankful for this!), metals and their behaviour, marking, patterns - and gets steadily deeper.
It probably is too simple for someone who did Engineering and fabrication at A-Level. But is a gift to the rest.
It shies away from using expensive tooling, very "Hands-on", introducing you to traditional tools that will be good enough for even those involved in refurbishing cars.
It was written by a British School Teacher who taught the subject and is typically well organised. It starts off with H&S, Ergonomics (the older I get, the more I am thankful for this!), metals and their behaviour, marking, patterns - and gets steadily deeper.
It probably is too simple for someone who did Engineering and fabrication at A-Level. But is a gift to the rest.
19 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
a good book for anyone wanting to learn the basics of sheet metal fabrication. it covers all you would need and possibly more for the average joe knocking things together in their shed or home workshop.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Really usefull book, has plenty of information for the beginer on the subject of sheetmetal work
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Not really bad, but not that i was searching, too much text, too much theorical and not enough good pictures.
Thankfully, it's not expensive...
Thankfully, it's not expensive...
Published 15 months ago by olivier
Sheet Metal Work
Plenty of technical detail .Not really for beginners, but well written and informative.When you have read this book you will better understand the theory behind the practice of... Read more
Published on 14 Feb 2010 by C. Willden
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