1966 U.S.A printed STARRET tools book for beginner machinists. Published in a limited run of 10,000.

Designed to be an excellent guide for beginners as well as a great pocket reference for experienced machinists.

This books is still useful for working machinists as it contains all the old school basics everyone should know, as well as being an interesting collectable.

The book starts with the foreword -
  "To you and your fellow craftsman of the mechanical arts this little book is respectfully dedicated"

Book primarily uses imperial measurements, but does include reference charts for converting to metric.

Includes topics such as, reading working drawings, taking measurements, determining angles, drills and how to use them, using a lathe, screw threads, grinding, aligning machinery, mensuration and mechanics to name a few.

This is a rare and collectable book that details the working practices of a great profession. It is in a very good condition and shows little sign of it's age.

This hardcover book by L.S. Starrett is a must-have for any student machinist or metalworking enthusiast. It was published in 1966 and is the 10th edition, making it a valuable addition to any collection. The book covers a variety of topics related to Starrett tools and is sure to provide helpful insights and information.

The book is in great condition and has been well-preserved over the years. It contains detailed illustrations and step-by-step instructions, making it easy for readers to understand and follow along. This book is perfect for those who are just starting out in the field of metalworking or for those who are looking to expand their knowledge and skills.

Open to negotiation on price.

18cm x 12cm x 1.5cm 184 pages