Subscribe507 Mechanical Movements is an old (out of copyright) book containing 507 diagrams and descriptions of simple mechanical devices. As such, it’s useful source material for RepRap users. Consequently, RepRap user Timothy Schmidt has scanned this book and the entire contents are now available online at Includipedia.
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507 Mechanical Movements
Posted: 17 Sep 2008 |
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