books by Amer Technical Pub     books:       Carpentry5 reviews Leonard Koel Amer Technical Pub, 2003 Carpentry Carpentry is the most comprehensive book on the subject out there. I bought my copy in 1986 when I was building my house and found every answer to every job I was doing. When the building inspector came for the rough inspection, his coment was " if the contractors in town did this good of a job, my job would be easy". Today I am searching for this book for my brother inlaw who like myself, before ...             Boiler Operator's Workbook3 reviews R. Dean Wilson Amer Technical Pub, 2004 Thank you Thank you, the book was exactly what I was looking for and the process was easy to order it and get it in the mail.             Solid State Fundamentals for Electricians1 review Gary Rockis Amer Technical Pub, 2001 Great detailed schematics with supporting examples. This is an excellent reference book. Highly recommended to understand, and troubleshoot solid state devices.             Woodworking: Principles and Practices1 review Roger W. Cliff Amer Technical Pub, 1981 Learn your shop tools! This is a fantastic book for all those looking to learn about woodworking and the shops they are doing their work in. Originally I was introduced to the book by an employee of a well known tool manufacturer who advised this book/author as an excellent source for information on learning tips and techniques on the various power tools I have, over time, acquired. I highly recommend this title ...             Metallurgy Theory and Practice1 review Dell K. Allen Amer Technical Pub, 1969 Older very nice book This is an older book on metallurgy and does not contain info on some of the more "modern" techniques but this book excels at explaining the "what really happens" in very understandable language. For example, while hunting for info to do some induction heat treating on my parts I have read 3-4 books on induction heating ... but the knowledge was less than forthcoming - I found some starting ...             Concrete Formwork1 review Leonard Koel Amer Technical Pub, 2005 Union Trades This book covers all of the various formwork systems for footings, walls, stairs and columns. Very easy to read in a well developed format taking the reader step by step to completion. This book is the basic referance for the International Brotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners.             Building Trades Printreading: Residential and Light Commercial Construction1 review Thomas E. Proctor Amer Technical Pub, 2000 VERY Useful I would like to get in touch with author/publisher asap to use a few diagrams for teaching infection control professionals. They need info to better communicate infection risks to construction workers, engineers & archtitects.This book was referred to me by CAM (Const Association of Michigan) Can you help? Have a number?? THANK YOU Judene Bartley, MS,MPH,CIC             Electrical Motor Controls3 reviews Gary Rockis, Glen Mazur Amer Technical Pub, 1984 Explains how things work in the real-world I was looking all over for an explanation of a magnetic blowout. This book not only explained it in detail but had excellant drawings showing how it physically works. This book combines the theoretical with the practical. I am an electrical engineering technician at a Public Utility.             Plastering: Skill and Practice5 reviews F. Van Den Branden, Thomas L. Hartsell Amer Technical Pub, 1985 A tradesman speaks I have been a plasterer for 25 years. This is the book we all studied from while in union training. Dating back to the late 1950's, it has been equally invaluable to apprentices, as well as to masters. All who are interested in learning the craft must start here.             Food Preparation1 review Robert G. Haines, R. T. Miller Amer Technical Pub, 1999 THE INFORMATION IS PRICELESS i work on the great lakes on a ore carrier and this book couldonly be better if it were completely available on CD.the selection andportion control is excellent.it was well worth the time i spent having it shipped out to me.             Electrical Systems: Based on the 2002 NEC National Electrical Code2 reviews Michael I. Callanan, Bill Wusinich Amer Technical Pub, 2001 Made code changes easy Breezed through the book. The diagrams and explanations make understand the code changes easy for me to understand.             Plumbing: Design and Installation3 reviews L. V. Ripka Amer Technical Pub, 2006 A plumbing teacher's review I use this book often in the shop/classroom. I think it is an excellent teaching aid when used in conjunction with the associated workbook. My only problem is converting some of the Minn. code into Massachusetts code where I teach. Several of the chapters deal specifically with plumbing traps, materials and plumbing fixtures, which I like. The workbook does a great job of using many different ...             Small Engines1 review R. Bruce Radcliff; Dann L. Roark Amer Technical Pub, 2003 Good for education A goos book to give you the basics in small engine repair. A little Teck know how will go a long way when your lawn mower/ weed eater has a problem.             Instructors and Their Jobs1 review Wilbur R. Miller Amer Technical Pub, 1988 Good WED book Good book for WED program at SIUC. Easy to follow, hardcover, it is a keeper.             High Pressure Boilers3 reviews Frederick M. Steingress, Harold J. Frost, ... Amer Technical Pub, 2003 This book is the Bible of High Pressure Boiler operation. This book is an excellent study tool for learning all about High pressure Boilers. I have just finished reading a borrowed copy from a friend and recently passed the City of Chicago Stationary Engineers licience exam on the first try. This book is so valuable that I am ordering a personal copy to keep as a bible so that I can always refer to it when approached with unfamiliar boiler issues. ...             Electrical Motor Controls: Workbook1 review Gary Rockis, Glen Mazur Amer Technical Pub, 1997 Review from an Instructors point of view I have used this workbook, in conjunction with the hard cover text, for about 14 years. I have tried several other books but none of them can compare with this one. The material is very clear and presented in a precise manner. Some of the answers from the answer book, that is provided for instructors, are a little over complicated for application but the student does not see this. The text ...             Instrumentation4 reviews Kirk W. Franklyn Amer Technical Pub, 2005 5 STAR REVIEW This is a very good book for instruments and technicians in Instrumentation and Controls field . It provides a theoretical and practical approach to the vast field of instrumentation and controls . This book has 627 pages --- so judge for yourself if this is extensive or not . I have seen books claiming to provide information on Instrumentation that are probably 200 pages thick . This is a great ...             Low Pressure Boilers2 reviews Frederick M. Steingress Amer Technical Pub, 1994 Low Pressure Boilers This is among the best written books on the topic I've come across. It is easily understood and has many diagrams and photos to help explain the principles. Chapters arrangement covers all the workings of boilers from the physical properties of steam to the boiler to safety issues for the boiler room. Many states recommend the book as a resource in preparing for boiler exams. Some of the ...             Instructional Analysis and Materials Development2 reviews Carl R. Bartel Amer Technical Pub, 1977 Great reference book Full of illustrations, helpful tips, systematic approachs and development process. You can take what you need and forget the rest. One of the better ISD texts for business driven podium instructors, facilitators and learning professionals. Helps ensure that all the training points are focused to student needs and organized for smooth delivery and consistency. If you follow the process, and ...             Stationary Engineering3 reviews Frederick M. Steingress Amer Technical Pub, 1990 The Bible of the Boiler Room This book is a must have for any stationary/operating engineer. Anything you need/want to know about boilers is in this book. It's also very helpful in preparing for the NJ boiler/engineer license tests. I can't say enough about this book. It is a little hard reading in some spots, mainly because of all the formulas and equations, but overall is probably the best resource for a boiler operator.              search for books analysis, carpentry, commercial, concrete, construction, development, electrical, electricians, engineering, fundamentals, installation, instructional, instructors, instrumentation, materials, metallurgy, national, operator, plastering, plumbing, practice, practices, preparation, pressure, principles, printreading, residential, stationary, woodworking, workbook books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen electronics: Brother IntelliFax-4100e High Speed Business-Class Laser Fax we recommend Carpentry leave a comment home  impressum - about us