Mechanical Engineering Design

Nice condition

After a couple years of fumbling through my packing boxes I finally decided just to break down and buy a copy of the book I used to refer to often. Now how to write a technical analysis of my justification based on lost or misplaced object.The vendor was great to work with and shipping was fast and on-time as well as cheap. That will figure into the justification piece I am sure. I would highly recommend using the same vendor if you have similar items. I am not commenting on the book content, as it has been a consistently good quality reference for me over the years in my practice, and that isn't to be taken lightly.

A copy of Shigley should be in every engineer's reference materials. Contains various types of often referenced analyses. Methods probably haven't changed greatly over the years, so I felt comfortable with an older revision that costs less.

The go to book for machine component design for my undergrad ME program. Essentially the same book as the newer/est version and at a fraction of the price. I its a book that sits on my shelf as an engineer. The book binding is a little fragile, so take care of these things and stay away from used books in the lower end of the condition spectrum.

My original copy of Shigley was beaten up after years of use. I was delighted and thankful to see a new copy available at a great price.