Hi,
Do YOU see a need for a section on books on fabricating / welding / machining / F'glass / carbon for those of who want to go beyond their present levels?
IF so I will add another section to the TECH BOOK section of the WIKI based again on my own library.
Enjoy.
Geo
NEED for text book info on engineering/fabricating etc in WI
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yamaha_george
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Finally a one-stop resource for this, great, thanks for setting it up George.
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you are the man! wow! george, don't let anyone tell you that you are a bad guy!
kudos to george!
kudos to george!
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Thank you seems like Sunday afternoon was not wasted LoLRCPlayland wrote:you are the man! wow! george, don't let anyone tell you that you are a bad guy!
kudos to george!
Seriously guys is there a need for me to add engineering / fabricating / welding / machining books to that area ?
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I'd personally like to see some engineering books, but as for the others, I have enough friends that are professional welders that I can get tips/ book references from. Then again, there's almost no such thing as too much information (if you have the spare time).yamaha_george wrote:Thank you seems like Sunday afternoon was not wasted LoLRCPlayland wrote:you are the man! wow! george, don't let anyone tell you that you are a bad guy!
kudos to george!
Seriously guys is there a need for me to add engineering / fabricating / welding / machining books to that area ?
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in george we trust
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megaloxana wrote:in george we trust
Mega,
Since you put it that way next time I'm bored I will dig out the engineers books and put them in the section.
T_F & the rest of you if you poll your friends on what they use as reference by all means PM me and I will put them in as despite what you lot may think I have NOT learned to walk on water YET lOL
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all in favor for yamaha_george to be a mod for the WIKI section say "I"
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I. Eye. Aye. Eh?
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Tires: Metzler MEZ4B 120/70 ZR17 Front - Michelin Madacam 100x 150/70 ZR18 Rear
Brakes:Stock rotors with EBC HH Sinstered pads
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Shredex ,shredex wrote:all in favor for yamaha_george to be a mod for the WIKI section say "I"
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Shut 2 F up PLEASE :-}
I have enough in my life thank you. If I do something is because I wish to do it and in my own time. Having demands on my time has to be juggled round my clinics, family life and my Masonic life so committing to being answerable in crisis would be trying to say the least.
I do appreciate your sentiments & I know they are well meant but I have to decline
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Shame on you ganging up on an old man LoL