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Tool Steel Simpified . . . the book
I have an extra copy of Carpenter Steel Co's "Tool Steel Simplified" It is a complete guide to heat
treating tool steel. It covers all aspects of the subject, but the most valuable, IMO, is the heat treatment of ordinary drill rod. I've used my copy for a number of years after hearing about it from Ed Huntress on RCM. It has become an invaluable part of my shop procedure whenever the need for heat treatment of drill rod comes up. I'm thinking about putting it on eBay for $15 reserve plus book rate shipping. Would anyone like to save me the trouble? Contact me off net at Bob Swinney ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com ** |
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Tool Steel Simpified . . . the book
for what it's worth, someone on ebay has the 1937 edition for sale for $6,
and someone else has an unknown edition for $7.50, and the highest price seems to be $41 - so apparemtnly it's important to say what edition you have "Robert Swinney" wrote in message ... I have an extra copy of Carpenter Steel Co's "Tool Steel Simplified" It is a complete guide to heat treating tool steel. It covers all aspects of the subject, but the most valuable, IMO, is the heat treatment of ordinary drill rod. I've used my copy for a number of years after hearing about it from Ed Huntress on RCM. It has become an invaluable part of my shop procedure whenever the need for heat treatment of drill rod comes up. I'm thinking about putting it on eBay for $15 reserve plus book rate shipping. Would anyone like to save me the trouble? Contact me off net at Bob Swinney ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com ** ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com ** |
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Tool Steel Simpified . . . the book
Bill sez,
". . .so apparently it's important to say what edition you have" Thanks Bill. The book I plan to sell is a 1937, first edition. Information relevant to the home shop metalworker is procedure(s) for heating drill rod and flat stock to "beyond magnetic" and then tempering for specified times in ordinary kitchen ovens. Bob Swinney "William Noble" wrote in message ... for what it's worth, someone on ebay has the 1937 edition for sale for $6, and someone else has an unknown edition for $7.50, and the highest price seems to be $41 - "Robert Swinney" wrote in message ... I have an extra copy of Carpenter Steel Co's "Tool Steel Simplified" It is a complete guide to heat treating tool steel. It covers all aspects of the subject, but the most valuable, IMO, is the heat treatment of ordinary drill rod. I've used my copy for a number of years after hearing about it from Ed Huntress on RCM. It has become an invaluable part of my shop procedure whenever the need for heat treatment of drill rod comes up. I'm thinking about putting it on eBay for $15 reserve plus book rate shipping. Would anyone like to save me the trouble? Contact me off net at Bob Swinney ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com ** ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com ** ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com ** |
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