Construction and Use of Universal Milling Machines

Brown & Shape Mfg. Co

Lindsay

<p>Originally published by U.P.C. Book Company Inc New York. Preface: This new edition of a well known book follows the plan of the first edition, but the material is entirely new. The articles were published originally in Popular Scinece Monthyly and the demand for them in a compact form resulted in this second edition of "How to Make Things Electrical." The book is for the experimenter and the student of ordinary ability who desire to build their own electrical apparatus: for the man who likes to construct electrical applicanes to add to the convience of his home, his shop, and his garage: for the teacher who wishes to vary his classroom work and to give ionterest and zest to it by allowing students to construct simple experimental apparatus and practical appliances.</p>

How to Make Things Electrical

Lindsay Publications

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