Good book good size good information

Very knowledgeable

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Having everything in one place for quick reference is invaluable for use in the shop

Just Great

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Probably the the most useful resource in my in my shop! Second to a good shop vacuum you will use this book for nearly every project.

Covers everything you need for the home shop machinist.

Would benefit from oil and dirt resistant paper as the pages will get dirty from using this book so much.

Perfect quick reference for the hobby machinist or for those in the profession.

Condensed and full of info that is great for quick access to answer those questions that pop up daily.

Can’t really see any negatives.

Very handy ready reference

Lots of handy information right at your finger tips

It could be better in my opinion. In the grinding wheels section, no details at all about the new Cubic Boron Nitride Grinding wheels, grit selections etc.
They are great for cold Dry grinding High Speed & Tool Steel without requiring coolant / water lubrication.
Any modern engineering publication such as this should have the data available for those looking to source grinding wheels or they might not be aware of their existence otherwise.

bon livre a avoir dans sont atelier.

Excellent, consolidared info👍

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this is my go to for quick sanity checks or looking up an insert.

coating on paper is excellent, easy to read and not easily smudged.

tabs are not just built into the page and aligning them or even finding the page they should be on is a PITA.

good and easy to use

I went for the large print edition for easier referencing at my computer desk .

Clear printing and pictures with easy to use charts.

missing a few charts that I use (bolt circle) and some I would like to see (bearing size and fit tolerance; G&M code ) but if it had everything it would become too big to be a quick reference.

This book os a godsend for machinists and teachers. Up to date information and curriculum criteria in abundance. Very useful indeed and a great addition to any engineers library. And of course its easy to keep in good condition with the laminated pages

Info overload
Clear mathamatics
Iso tip types and uses

Really none come to mind

Very helpful and easy to use

got all the information you would ever need

non

Great reference book with heaps of infomation for all your machining needs

Full of useful information
Solid binding
Sturdy paper to last the test of time

Have not got any

Synthetic and essential

Pocket format
Heavy paper

Nop

A solid reference that covers numerous aspects of metalworking. Likely to get much more frequently used than the Machinery’s Handbook due to ease and convenience.

Excellent reference. Useful illustrations. Spiral binding.

Manually placing tabs without suggested page numbers. Typos.

Book arrived this morning and I've spent about 2 hours trying to some information that it HASN'T got. I'll not now need to buy an up-to-date version of the "much more expensive publication" that has been my bible for years

Brilliant value - almost all the information that I need on a daily basis for design and manufacture

Haven't found any yet!

Great book

Great book. Has more information than you'll ever need!

Handy book quick and ease to find the info i need in the machine shop. About to buy a large print version.

Easy to use, Full of knowledge, most frequently used book in the shop

cover is a little thin, it got ripped of of mine some how. but mine is old they may have changed this by now.

great book. Getting one for my apprentice at work.

In depth info. And large font. Coated pages.
More hard to find info in book.

none to speak of.