Excellent quick look up resource.

All Good.

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Great reference book. Everything you need in one small book.

Very good visual representations.

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Great source of information, extremely helpful and handy

Quick access to information, very durable pages that are coolant proof, grease proof and tear proof. Drill sharpening gauge is very handy

Writing is a bit small

Good

Heaps

Nonr

Full of invaluable information you didn't know you would need before you do !

Easy to access, read and keep clean.

Non so far !

Best reference guide for just about anything within the manufacturing sector. Helps our boys on the production floor and our drafting team for the correct tolerances and measurements.

Easy to read, has almost everything you need.

Needs to have a reference chart for internal and external circlip sizes.

Very useful information and Very easy to find information

Almost everything you need in one book

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Great book Has all the references you need easy to understand

Fits in my toolbox

Non washable

A must have for any starting out engineer and grate for proving othe coworkers wrong

Fits tool box nicely

Not machine washable

An excellent reference for both the professional, or the novice metalworker.
Every Apprentice should be issued this book!
A must for all Fitter & Machinists.

Most engineering reference charts at hand.

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Great book !

Easy to read and understand, great price

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Excellent Purchase

Easy to use and read

Very Dense

All I can say is WOW! This book has everything you need to know for working with the steel industry, from mechanical fitters through to engineers, this has a lot of useful information.

Can't fault at all, it is clear and easy to understand and I absolutely love that the thought has gone into making the book out of a tear and stain free material. As a Maintenance Supervisor working with Fitters, Machinists and Welders, this has all I need to know to assist a safe and top quality product.

Not so much cons/negatives, but more suggestions for adding content.
1) I would love to see more content to assist technical drawing and drafting. Content such as symbols, technique and keyboard shortcuts would be of great interest to people.
2) information and formulas to assist in creating geometric templates for pipe fitting, such creating templates in order to cut spigots for 'Y' or 'Tee' sections for both small and larger scale pipes.
3) Information about fittings, hoses and tube for hydraulics and pneumatics and formulas for working out pressures and cylinders etc.
4) Bit of information about working with energy, forces and loads.
5) Expand a little further on the steel size and weight section, by adding in types of RHS, Angle Steel, 'C' sections, 'I' beam etc.

Again, thank you for all your hard work and dedication in creating such an amazing reference guide to cater to the steel industries.

Very useful. I believe that a temperature chart for soldering, brazing and welding gases would be useful. Both with and without oxygen and other mixes.

Concise and fairly comprehensive. Rarely have to look elsewhere for other information

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I'm a hobbyist who recently got into machining. I've collected a few books but this is the one I'm always reaching for. I use it often to reference drill & thread sizes, but has also come in handy for a number of other things I never expected (from V-belt dimensions to ID'ing carbide inserts)

Very information dense, pages are reasonably durable

The index could be more robust; sometimes hard for me to find a topic. Would be really nice if a few pages of speeds & feeds were added for common metals/alloys.

I did find a typo in the 3rd Ed. Inch version: pg 47 for Metric Special Pitch M12x1.5 lists a tap drill size of 29/64". This is incorrect; it should be 13/32". I emailed a EBB but didn't receive a response and no updates posted for the book.

Fantastic pocket guide for general engineering.

Compact and concise.

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Great book to have at work station for quick use

compact easy to use

cant think of any

I have been doing more machine work and metal working. Lots of useful information in the book. Take time to look through it to get familar with the contents.

The pages are very durable and easy to clean which can come in handy.

Great Book

Lots of easy to find information

Compared to my initial edition pocket sized Black Book, the 3rd edition Large Print is a nice upgrade. While you lose some portability, the large size is simply more pleasant to use at the work bench and contains additional information.

Several nice upgrades on common but frequently used charts: decimal equivalents, thread cutting. Now has charts for retaining rings and o-rings. Still full color with coated paper and lay-flat spiral binding.

On Page 102, the V-Belts Cross Section Dimension Chart is incorrect, ie 1" <> 1" . Looks like they enlarged the pocket sized page for the Large Print Edition and the belt cross sections are not actual size.