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1: Welding book
the book beat other books from Alibris and was the right book unlike Alibris
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2: A good source of welding knowledge
Excelente la atenci??n de Amazon. El libro: Muy bueno, es un compendio del arte de la soldadura que ayudar?? a cualquiera que desee introducirse en este campo. Contiene gr??n cantidad de informaci??n tanto de equipos como de procesos y t??cnicas. Desear??a si que tuviese un poco mas de profundidad en el tema de la soldadura por resistencia del aluminio. Soy ingeniero mec??nico, gr??n parte de mi trabajo tiene relaci??n con soldadura y recomiendo de todas maneras leer este libro.
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3: modern welding "paperback" version
I purchased Modern Welding- the "paperback" version, used off of Amazon, however, when it arrived today I was dismayed to discover that the "paperback" edtion is a Lab Manual, that is, a quiz that accompanies the text book. Well, I am out some cash and back at square one- I still need a copy of Modern Welding, too bad Amzon did not state that there is no Paperback version of Modern Welding.
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4: Want to be a better welder? You NEED this book.
Get started SAFELY in any type of welding: Gas, Mig, Tig, or Stick. Use this book to fill in any gaps in basic formal training (such as from a local Community College, which is highly recommended for learning proper techniques) or knowledge. The book is filled with outstandingly detailed illustrations, tables and pictures that cover the different machine particulars, proper set ups and hand movement techniques that will allow anyone to produce consistantly strong welds on just about any material. Check it out: this book has so much information, and is layed out in such a way that it is easily worth twice the asking price!
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5: Modern Welding
As advertised, this book is comprehensive in scope - even the most esoteric forms of industrial welding are covered. It is a good reference text, but probably not a good beginner's how-to book. As a welding amateur, this book expanded my knowledge of the subject tremendously. The text is oriented more towards commercial and industrial welding that amateur welding.One subject that is not covered that would have been most helpful is the electrical needs of welding equipment and how they are or can be met.
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