Overall great book, would recommend/buy again.

Great carbide insert identification chart. Lot of usefull calculation charts.

Few minor details:
It might be too much but I would appreciate bearing chart.
What I know, the statement tahat 7075 aluminium is weldable is wrong (page 152).
I did not find 1.4301 stainless stell in comparsion table (page 159), found AISI 304 as 1.4350, but in europe, we usually use 1.4301 as coparsion to AISI 304.

I have seen this book being use by some of the top YouTube machinist. I have one of the bigger books and some times I find hard to find what I need so this little guy will help me out a lot .

The book contains a huge reference of data for the shop. It came with tabs to quickly find sections I use a lot. Being able to use this in the shop will make many tasks easier. For example finding the right drill for a tap is a snap.

Grease proof paper!
Quick lookup page tabs.
Just about every conversion table you will ever need in the shop.
Even gas an interesting section on how engineering began.

I think I found an error in the text on page 76 at the bottom. The last example shows a result of 14 deg. 2 min. 10 sec. But I think the example should be 26deg 33 min 54sec.

Excellent book.
Worth the money whether you're a qualified engineer or a trainee or a DIY/self-taught engineer.
Contains all the relevant info (and more) that you'll need in a regular job in a practical book that is easy to use with non-marking pages, index and spiral bound.
Def recommend!
Practically like an engineering course for those who want to teach themselves!

As mentioned, matt gloss finish pages are perfect for a working person with oil, lubricants and general engineering muck around.
Spiral bound means you don't have to fight the book spine to try and read the info you need.
Excellent table of contents means you can quickly find what you need.
Metric and Imperial cross-references make it something like priceless for those of us who work with equipment in both systems!

Well... I'm struggling to come up with any.
I got the pocket book which fits into a pocket like it should but for someone who has any challenges with small text/reading, then this book is probably a bit small.

Very good

Everyone needs one

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Wife purchased as an early Christmas gift

I love the pocket size, perfect for tool box drawer and to carry between work and home for quick reference

I wish each section already had a page divider, it’s not a major turn off though

Overall very useful reference for me as a hobbyist.

Lots of information on various topics.
Compact but readable package.
Dual unit tables are useful.
Appears to be fairly durable.

Disappointed to not find a selection of tables giving thread tolerances. A single common fit tolerance would be fine to enable easy reference.

Easy to find info

Nice size letters easy to read

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Easy to find info

Nice size letters easy to read

Non

Easy to find info

Nice size letters easy to read

Non

Lots of info

Plastic pages

None

fantastic book gets better and better with every printing

every thing

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Love it , super useful in the engineering

Lots of info

Great resource

Extremely useful for machinists and fabricators alike, everyone serious about the trade should consider having one of these.

Very extensive source of information. Contains all of the figures, diagrams, tables, etc that I need.

Great handy little book to have

Alot of useful information

Didn't get a drill gage in the back like the other ones

Very handy to have around the shop for quick and easy info lookup

Like gow the page are stain resistant and easy to wipe oily finger print off.
Lots of good info in a small package.

None so far.

Quality product, great size, excellent grease and tear proof pages and most importantly good clear information

Every Engineer Should Own 1

Very easy to read and find info

Nothing to complain about