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	title:	Gears and Gear Cutting (Workshop Practice)
	author:	Ivan R. Law
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Special Interest Model Books
	released:	December 31, 1998
	isbn:	0852429118
	isbn-13:	9780852429112

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Gears and gear cutting cuts through the mystery - Rated Having been toying for some months with the idea of trying to make a clock it was necessary to find out more about the gears and cogs. This little book is a pleasure to read. It is quite clearly written by a craftsman but in terms that a layman can easily understand. It is possible to pick it up and read it from cover to cover or use it as a very handy reference manual. It describes different forms of gearing, worm gears,bevel gears and gives simply mathmatical formulae for calculating the necessary dimensions. All technical terms are well described and there are even sections on making multi toothed and fly gear cutters. It is packed with line drawings and black and white photos and at 135 pages should be a welcome addition to both the rank amatuer and more experienced workshop hand. Highly recommended.

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Gears and gear cutting cuts through the mystery - Rated 5/5
Having been toying for some months with the idea of trying to make a clock it was necessary to find out more about the gears and cogs. This little book is a pleasure to read. It is quite clearly written by a craftsman but in terms that a layman can easily understand. It is possible to pick it up and read it from cover to cover or use it as a very handy reference manual.
It describes different forms of gearing, worm gears,bevel gears and gives simply mathmatical formulae for calculating the necessary dimensions. All technical terms are well described and there are even sections on making multi toothed and fly gear cutters. It is packed with line drawings and black and white photos and at 135 pages should be a welcome addition to both the rank amatuer and more experienced workshop hand. Highly recommended.