Engineering degree in an hour

[Shannow]

Came across this today, and while I recognise a lot of it from my faves (Orlov doesn't get a mention, and there's pics out of his books, while Shigley does rate a mention)...anyway, in the parlance of the latest grads

"P's make degrees"
"51% is wasted effort, 49% is a wasted year"

http://www.dbc.wroc.pl/Content/7154/Golenko_Fundamentals of Machine Design.pdf

It covers the basics very well IMO (gear design a bit too much, but still interesting).

 

[Darwin1138]

It is nice to glance trough a book and be able to say "I know that" many times and yes, I have seen some of the illustrations before, although the name Orlov doesn't ring a bell, Shigley brings back some memories.

Nice book thanks for posting.

 

[Doog]

You lost me at Polish....I grew up in a Polish/Italian neighborhood.

 

[A_Harman]

I have a copy of Shigley. I dip into it mostly for info on gear and cam design. Some stuff on linkages, too.

 

[MolaKule]

The Shigley and Mischke text Mechanical Engineering Design is excellent.

 

[yvon_la]

Here its called mechanical engineering handbook?a 150$ book