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Practical 3 - Mounting & Setting Book
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Product Code: 999 A13 |
Catalogue Page: 477 |
This book presents the latest techniques in a series
of clear illustrations and informative text.
Complex operations are explained in easy to follow
individual steps.
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A Photo Guide but not for the beginner, 27 Jun 2009
By Susan Brand
An excellent book for someone who is apprenticing in the trade. It gives a step by step photo guide to the process of making each type of fitting. My only reservation for the committed amateur, like myself, is it assumes you own soldering equipment that looks like its out of a series of Star Trek. Its not a waste of money as the actual steps on constructing settings are very easy to follow and with care Im confident Ill be able to solder them up even with my limited equipment.
