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Blueprint Reading for Machine Trades (2-downloads), 7th Edition

Authors:  Schultz Russ L. (Author), Smith Larry L. (Author)

This practical workbook systematically teaches the crucial skills that manufacturing trades students need to accurately read and correctly interpret blueprints. Students master each new concept through immediate hands-on problem-solving. No prior blueprint reading knowledge is required, and no materials are required beyond a pencil and eraser. BLUEPRINT READING FOR MACHINE TRADES, 7/e begins with the absolute basics, then progresses to visualization, and finally, to multiview drawings. Diverse questions are provided to stimulate interest, including short answer, multiple choice, true/false, and sketching. The book has proven itself in both classroom and industrial settings, and has also been widely used for self-teaching. This edition reflects the latest industry standards, including ASME Y14.5-2009 and CAN3-B78.1-M83.

PREFACE
Being able to read and correctly interpret a blueprint is a necessary skill in the industrial world today. Blueprint Reading for the Machine Trades is a workbook that requires your responses. By solving the
problems and writing your answers in the book, you can more easily retain important information.
No prior knowledge of blueprint reading is required, and the only materials needed are a pencil and an eraser. The first of sixteen units begins with the very basics of print reading, progressing to
visualization, and then to multiview drawings. Upon completion of this book, you should be well prepared to enter the industrial field of work.
The authors use the proven teaching technique of introducing new material, followed by an immediate application of the new knowledge through assignments. As new material continues to be introduced, earlier information must also be retained. Therefore, questions pertaining to previously introduced material will continue to appear throughout the book.
A variety of questions have been used to stimulate your interest. These include short answer, multiple choice, true/false, and sketching. The book is written in a style that lends itself to classroom or industrial settings, and it also has been successfully used for self-teaching.
Because of the rapidly changing technology of the times, this seventh edition has been revised to omit outdated information and data. The section on profile tolerances has been moved and expanded to include coplanar surfaces. A drawing with GDT applications of profile of a surface has been included. Also, more exercises dealing with GDT applications have been added.
All drawings in this edition include the latest standards established by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the Canadian Standards Association (CSA). Both U.S. Customary
Units (inches) and the International System of Units (metric) are used throughout the book. The ASME Y14.5-2009 Dimensioning and Tolerancing standard and the CAN3-B78.1-M83 (reaffirmed
1990) Technical Drawings—General Principles standard have been followed. These are both current standards as of this writing.
SUPPLEMENTS
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Thanks to the following reviewers for their helpful suggestions and comments: Peter A. Basile, Bergen Community College; David A. Hall, Heart of Georgia Technical College; and Nate McClain, Ivy
Tech State College. Thanks also to the following individuals who helped make this new edition possible: George Cable of Hawkeye Community College in Cedar Falls, Iowa, for his dedicated efforts to bring this
edition to the current ASME Y14.5-2009 Standard.
Thanks also to Mark Zokvic, Professor in the Engineering Technology department at St. Clair College in Windsor, Ontario, for redrawing the prints to the current ASME Y14.5-2009 Standard. Thanks also to Kelly Ricci at Aptara, Inc. for all of her diligence and hard work in producing this edition, and to Evelyn Perricone, who was the copyeditor for this edition.
We also wish to thank the following organizations and corporations for granting permission to use their graphic or printed materials: the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the American Welding Society, the Industrial Press, L. S. Starrett Co., International Business Machines Corp., Houston Instrument, ComputerVision Corp., Great Dane Trailers, Deere and Co., Harnischfeger Corp., and Viking Pump, a unit of Idex Corp. Finally, I would like to thank my wife for the assistance, patience, and advice during the many hours of time devoted to this edition.
Larry Smith
St. Clair Beach, Ontario