Has all the important information needed for engineers in one place great book

Perfect pocket size easy to have on hand

Very useful

Lots of info

Very handy, covers most info i need on the go, without having to drag around the machinist handbook.

Outstanding. All the data you need in one compact book.

Lay flat pages

Handy little book to have lying around and for general reference for a home hobbyist

Small, Loads of information and general explanations

sometime to much information to navigate through to get the answer you need

great companion to the engineers black book

a plethora of information on fasteners

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Very handy and concise bench reference for areas, volumes, threads, drill sizes and gears, and more!

Compact size, stain resistance

Small size makes it difficult to read for us more senior machinists

Great book, a must have

Grease proof pages
Very useful information

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Reality like the book, very convenient to have for projects needing construction on the university.

Rapid access for common information

Has the metal spiral a little deformed so a little scared at changing pages and tearing them

Excellent book. A very nice compliment the classic tomb of the Machinery's Handbook.

Even though I'm in the USA, I chose the Metric edition because so much that I do now is fixing, modifying, adapting things that are made are now metric dimensions. But the book as just enough Imperial information to get by.

The ONE improvement I can think of, is that it is provided with sticky tabs to quickly go to specific sections, but I wish they would mark what page and where on the page to put the tabs so things line up cleanly.

Small, concise, easy to find information.

It's small. Getting older, need reading glasses. Hoping they make a large print of the Metric version.

This book is small but super handy.

Tons of useful information in a manufacturing environment.
High quality book. Well laid out.

Small. May need your glasses. Thread milling information would be useful.

While I've been working with metal and tools as an avocation for a couple years, I'm now setting up my dream mini-machine shop - something I've wanted to do since I was a boy (I'm medically disabled near age 60). I purchased both this book, and the eponymous "Machinery's Handbook" in large print. Now that I can actually read the pages, I realized in truth I would rarely end up taking the time to forage in it for useful information either planning or executing a project. In contrast, the "Engineers Black Book" is highly usable, readable, searchable, and has all the information I've been looking for (and a lot more as I learn). So I sent back the machinist's bible, and kept this. I've already used it three times in the first day!

Construction, size, grease-proof pages
Readable and with tabs
All the practical information I've been looking for

Sticking the tabs on took way too long - I would vote AND pay for real indexing cut into the pages - would slip a bit easier into the pocket

great book,used very often.

mathmatical formulae very useful,conversions easy to understand.

Glad to have for my small shop. Looks to be very useful and early to learn to use

Perfect for my small shop, easy to find data and page tabs very useful.

Strong binding and page coating to prolong book life

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A must have for any industrial maintenance technician, or tool box for that matter

A lot of very useful information for any industry, easy to use, and clean if it gets grease on it.

I preferred the 1st edition covers. glossy and not PC

Very good for quick referencing

Good text and detail
Good illustrations
Drill bit gauge

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I'm new to engineering and this book is full of useful information

Great text
Good illustrations
Nice size

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I love the feel of this book. From the outer covers to the pages in between. A great amount of info at my fingertips in a small take with you size.

A great take along wealth of information in a small package that will fit in your pocket

It would’ve been nice if the 3rd edition would’ve still came with the drill gage.

It just keeps getting better in this 3rd addition. I'm a relative Newbie machining with my lathe....... it not only gives the info I need.....But I'm learning so much more from it than I could have imagined.

It is so well laid out ....and easier now to follow

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