| Contents: |
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1. The Basics of Blueprints |
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2. The Reading of Blueprints |
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3. The Lines and Views of Blueprints |
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4. The Total Blueprint |
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5. Dimensions |
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6. Tolerances |
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7. Surface Texture |
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8. Threads |
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9. Fasteners |
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10. Gears |
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11. Machine Terms and Holes |
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12. Machining Requirements |
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13. Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing |
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14. Types of Blueprints and Computer-Aided Design |
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Answers |
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Index |
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| Blueprint Reading Basics |
| by Warren Hammer, 344pp., 2001 - softcover, ISBN: 083113125X |
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Blueprint Reading Basics - $29.95 each
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The new third
edition of this widely used text and self-training
manual has been expanded to include many new
worksheets designed to facilitate the reader's ability
to form a mental picture from a drawing.
Each chapter
thoroughly covers one subject and contains an
introduction, a detailed review of the subject,
illustrations, review questions, and worksheets.
Industry standards (including the latest version of ASME Y14.5, Geometric Dimension and Tolerancing),
practices, and copies of industrial blueprints are
included throughout the text to provide a balanced
presentation of blueprint reading theory and industry
applications. |
The book is
written in a non-technical and easy to understand manner
that is appropriate for machinists, mechanics, technicians,
and inspectors, as well as students taking blueprint
reading, machine shop, or tool and die courses.
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| Discussions of
related subjects such as mathematics, engineering theories,
drafting techniques and machine shop practices are kept to a
minimum.
All exercises were
conceived as teaching aids and have been classroom tested.
Questions designed to reinforce techniques of calculating
dimensions contribute to a book that stresses practical
concerns. |
| $29.95 |
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