Blueprint reading for welders

by Louis J. Siy and A.E. Bennett

Book Overview

Complete, hands-on practice in reading and interpreting blueprints. Step-by-step, students will develop the necessary skills to interpret all types of working sketches and prints-from the simplest to the most complex. The spiral binding makes it easier than ever before to use this book side-by-side with blueprints! Completely updated to American Welding Society and ANSI standards and now features new chapters on CAD and ISO standards. ALSO AVAILABLE...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0827321449
• ISBN13: 9780827321441
• Release Date: January 1983
• Publisher: Delmar Cengage Learning
• Length: 296 Pages
• Weight: 1.44 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Blueprinting

This books is perfect for beginning welders or blue printers. The book is styled well, and each unit has extensive reviews.

So far, so good!

I needed to have this book for a welding class that revolved on learning to read welding blueprints. Just as the title is "to the point" of the purpose of my class, the content of this book is also "to the point". It begins with very short chapters (units) which refresh your memory on reading orthographic drawings. The book then begins to work its way up to the real "meat" of welding blueprints, which is quite easy to understand in this book. It's one of those textbooks that I will keep after the class is over; I won't be selling this book back.

Blueprint Reading For Welders

I have been welding for a few years and have forgotten things that this book helps me refresh. Everything I need to know about welding symbols is in one book.

Blueprint Reading for Welders

I am learning to weld and fabricate and I think that this book will- No, I know this book will help to advance my career in the welding and fabrication field. OUTSTANDING. I hope A.E. Bennett and Louis J. Siy decide to write more informative books/manuals. The approach is straght foward and very helpful. You will not be confused.

Gets right to the point

VERY GOOD BOOK, it will answer ALL your questions about welding blueprints. I am an engineer who wanted to learn how to make welding drawings. I have some background in welding, but none is needed for this book. I believe welders would like the book too, (like the title states) as the first sections of the book goes over engineering drawings and explains them simply and thoroughly. Lets hope the author/s of this book write some more books on other subjects, I am so tired of books that succeed in only confusing you.Well worth the money.