At the thrift store ...

[ToyMaker]

Saturday I found:
a. How to Run a Lathe by South Bend Lathe Inc, revised edition 55 (c) 1958, $0.50
b. Shop Theory by Henry Ford Trade School, (c) 1942, $0.99
YeeHaa, I love a bargain. These are now part of my shop library.

robotic regards,

Tom
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[gbowne1]

I found some cool metalworking and machining books at thrift stores over the past 10 years.

Recently a whole bunch, and especially one on CNC, a text book.

[tekno]

Nice whats the name of the thrift store.

[CNCRob]

Thats cool, I never seem to get that lucky at the thrift stores around here.

[gbowne1]

Lately I have found more cool books at the thrift store.

It's always a great place to check.

I particularly like the ones on drafting, technical, CAD, CAM and mechanical drawing.

Greg

[dertsap]

thrift stores are great for used computers and keyboards , anywhere between 10 - 20 bucks for an old p2 or p3 , and a buck for a keyboard
use it cook it toss it ,
great for the workshop