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chriskalas
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books or tutorials for mechanic engineer

11/15/2011 10:33 AM

hi! i am new at the forum. i am 16 years old and i try to learn mechanic at my free time! so can suggest me any good and easy book or video tutorial?
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Re: books or tutorials for mechanic engineer

11/15/2011 12:31 PM

Welcome!

As well as other suggestions below it's a good idea to keep a sharp eye out in secondhand- and charity-bookstores locally. It's amazing what one might find: two texts on thermodynamics, three on chemistry, several on electrical practice and a 1990 copy of Kempe's Engineers' Yearbook in mint condition are among recent finds in this part of the world, all of them secured for very little cash.

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11/15/2011 12:49 PM

You might ask here: Mechanical Engineering Forum • View forum - Theory & Basic Principles

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Mechanical Engineering Tutorials, Computers, Machine, design

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Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing, Design Reference ...

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11/16/2011 5:25 AM

<drool, dribble> Great photo.

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11/16/2011 9:44 AM

Seeing this was just blind luck. I had no idea it was coming through.

Here's a little history of the "Living Legend". Enjoy!

UP: Living Legend No. 844 - Union Pacific
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Re: books or tutorials for mechanic engineer

11/16/2011 7:29 AM

thank you veru much foir the help
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