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Posted By<" ">Randy Kimball on October 13, 2002 at 12:07:28:

In Reply to: tolerance chart posted byGouresh on October 13, 2002 at 07:20:54:

Hi,
I would like to suggest you borrow or purchase a
copy of "The Mechinery Handbook". This book is the
'bible' of such things and has a wealth of information
that no engineer can hardly be without. In it you
will find pages of how to figure your thread stress
, ISO data, bolts, dies, sheets, punches, welds,
the list goes on and on. I use it daily and it
never leaves being on top of the pile on my desk.
This book is up-dated often and will cost you a few
bucks, but will be the most required asset on your
desk. I'm trying to push the book, it is just a
necessary item to own, and makes our jobs easier.
I'm sure you can purchase it at any online book house.

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Re: Re: tolerance chart Randy Kimball 12:10:42 10/13/2002 (0)

Subject: Re: Re: tolerance chart

Comments:: Hi, : I would like to suggest you borrow or purchase a : copy of "The Mechinery Handbook". This book is the : 'bible' of such things and has a wealth of information : that no engineer can hardly be without. In it you : will find pages of how to figure your thread stress : , ISO data, bolts, dies, sheets, punches, welds, : the list goes on and on. I use it daily and it : never leaves being on top of the pile on my desk. : This book is up-dated often and will cost you a few : bucks, but will be the most required asset on your : desk. I'm trying to push the book, it is just a : necessary item to own, and makes our jobs easier. : I'm sure you can purchase it at any online book house.

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