Reference books

Cover	Book Name	Publisher and auther	Comment
	MACHINE SHOP ESSENTIALS	FRANK MARLOW,PE LOOK INSIDE 1.Removing Frozen or Broken Taps and Fasteners 2.Cutting 60 degree threads 3.Sharpening Steel Lathe Toolsbits 4.Bridgeport-Style Millig Machine Adbantages 5.Glossary	The usage of the machine tool and the usage of tools can concretely be learnt from the abc to the application by this book. Moreover, the processing technology that cannot help relying on the experience is being written in detail. Therefore, practicing knowhow can be acquired.If you are a beginner, with according to the procedure of this book, the processing will be able to begin smoothly If you are a middle class or a senior person, the answer of worry in the processing of the current embarrassment will be found. I describe some features. The first feature of this book is to explain by using figure where a technical point is accurately told through all chapters.An impossible cross section in the photograph is multiused, and the principle can surely be understood. The second feature of this book is the process has been described by items in detail so that this book may accurately reproduce work. The third feature of this book is to be being written the method of dealing with the trouble that appears when processing it concretely. I wish to express my gratitude to Mr,Marlow of the author of this book. 10 October 2005 Makoto Ishimura
	Machine Shop Trade Secrets	Proshop Publishing James A. Harvey	Know-how and the technology that the author cultivated through a longtime machining are open by this book to the public concretely.The explanation is adequately assisted in the book by 234 big photographs.Therefore, it can be understood adequately that it is explained.When I read this book, I feel that a machining specialist is next to me and I have receiving the coach giving every possible help.The difficulty in the machining by hobbyist is accuracy such as cutting in parallel and drilling in straight, and obtaining the beautiful finish of the surface like a commercial product.It is convinced that this book becomes a wonderful guide that gives the hint to these problems that a lot of people have.Moreover, English is very comprehensible, and it is very welcome for me of non-native.18 December 2004Makoto Ishimura
	THE HOME MACHINIST'S	TAB BOOKS DOUG BRINEY
	THE AMATEUR'S WORKSHOP	IANB RADLEY
	THE AMATEUR'S LATHE	SPECIAL INTEREST MODEL BOOKS L.H.SPAREY
	MAKING SMALL WORKSHOP TOOLS	SPECIAL INTEREST MODEL BOOKS STAN BRAY
	GEARS AND GEAR CUTTING	SPECIAL INTEREST MODEL BOOKS IVAN LAW
	USEFUL WORKSHOP TOOLS	NEXUS SPECIAL INTERESTS LTD. STAN BRAY
	TABLETOP MACHINING	WINCO CO. LTD. JOE MARTIN
	WORKSHOP TECHNIQUES	TEE PUBLISHING G.H. THOMAS
	THE MODEL ENGINEERS WORKSH0P MANUAL	TEE PUBLISHING G.H. THOMAS
	THE QUORN Universal Tool and Cutter Grinder	TEE PUBLISHING Prof.DH Chaddock
	MODEL ENGINEERS' WORKSHOP	HIGHBURY HOUSE
	MODEL ENGINEER	HIGHBURY HOUSE
	MODEL ENGINEER'S HANDBOOK	SPECIAL INTEREST MODEL BOOKS Tubal Cain
	METALWORKING TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES	STAIN BRAY
	MASCHINEN	VTH GmbH
	MACHINIST'S WORKSHOP	MACHINIST'S WORKSHOP