Machinist Bedside Reader

[viking]

I would suggest Powells Books at www.powells.com for the Machinist Bedside Readers as I just ordered the set, saved $7- $10 per copy over the sources mentioned earlier and had them in my hot little hands in 3 days with free postage!

[Clark B]

I am new at this hobby. Love the board and am grateful for all the knowlege that is shared. I'm learning a lot. Thank you.
Can someone tell me where I may purchase the copys of the Machinist Bedside Reader.
Thanks, Clark

[bdarin]

Enco sells them, as does MSC. Or go to www.Lautard.com and get them right from the author. They're excellent books, by the way.

[kap pullen]

Clark,

Check out this site for all kinds of info
for beginners and us old f***s.

http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~chrish/techindx.htm

kap

[KenS]

Kap,

An absolutely great site. Thanks.

[crypto]

Kap,

Thanks for the reference

Been at this game for 60 years and this website's info is the best and most practical
that I have ever read. Great for all of us.

Is this available in book form.

Oscar

[kap pullen]

I just stumbled on it somewhere, don't remember where.

Is there a way we could catalog the info on this site?

We could have a heck of a site too.

Kapullen

[dereklola]

Does anyone use a belt/disc sander for tool grinding? What sort of disc/belt (grit etc)?

I ask because it was mentioned in that fabulous UK reference site - but only briefly.

[Thrud]

I use a 1"x42" belt grinder with 15 Micron SiC 3M Mylar belts. Does a beautiful job of final hone/polish. I use a 120 or 60 grit Norzon belt for roughing.

Dave