Machine-shop mathematics
by George Wentworth
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"This work has been prepared to meet the needs of students who expect to become machinists, either in the special line of automobile construction or in the more general lines of the machine shop. It is therefore strictly limited in scope to the needs of those who are entering upon this kind of work, and it treats only of such topics as experience has shown are demanded by the practical machinist who is determined to advance in his vocation."--Preface.
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This is an excellent manual for the practical machinist. This book provides a lot of information about machine shop practice along the necessary math to turn out quality metalwork. There are many examples and exercises, the reference tables and formulae are really a good reference. Although it can be outdated by current standards this book remains a valuable reference manual for the machinist.
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