Blurring the Edges. by Steve Dunthorne

Blurring the Edges. by Steve Dunthorne

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The author is a somewhat frustrated ‘weekend engineer’ with a small lathe and an old manual milling machine in his garage, whose day job doesn’t reflect his passion for making mechanical things

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Blurring the Edges. by Steve Dunthorne

The author is a somewhat frustrated 'weekend engineer' with a small lathe and an old manual milling machine in his garage, whose day job doesn't reflect his passion for making mechanical things
Steve lives with his wife in a small village in Hertfordshire in the United Kingdom and has worked in the airline industry for over thirty years. His interests, when not at work, are for all things engineering. He acknowledges how lucky he was to have gone to high school in the seventies when they permitted ‘playing around’ with Colchester lathes in the lunch break, and he is passionate that modern-day schoolchildren should have access to real machines, not just the theory. He is an enthusiastic fan of Titan Gilroy in the United States, whose message is unequivocally that the Western world should be training its young people to manufacture the stuff we currently choose to purchase from the East. He hopes his book will encourage more people to ‘learn’ CNC, and bear witness to many more installations of machines, such as the Tormach CNC mills, particularly in educational establishments this side of the Atlantic.
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ISBN 13 9781914933301
ISBN 10 1914933303
Title Blurring the Edges.
Author Steve Dunthorne
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher i2i Publishing
Year published 2022-04-20
Number of pages 296
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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