Ron Geesin
Adjustable Spanner Vol II
Adjustable Spanner Vol II
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The Adjustable Spanner Volume II is a compilation of information and analysis about adjustable spanners, featuring inventors' biographical details and design improvements. It covers the global influence of Richard Clyburn's transverse rack and worm design and how adjustable spanners are now manufactured and used worldwide.
Format: Hardback
Length: 128 pages
Publication date: 25 July 2022
Publisher: The Crowood Press Ltd
The Adjustable Spanner Volume II is a comprehensive compilation of revealing insights derived from Ron Geesin's groundbreaking first book, complemented by extensive analysis of manufacturers and biographical details of inventors. Written with warmth, extensive knowledge, and a delightful touch of humor, this book unfolds against the backdrop of the parallel advancements of the Industrial Revolution. It provides enthusiasts with an up-to-date account of ongoing efforts to enhance the design of this iconic tool. The book celebrates the global impact of Richard Clyburn's transverse rack and worm design, which established the modern standard for adjustable spanners. It concludes with an overview of how adjustable spanners are currently manufactured and utilized worldwide, making it an invaluable addition to the shelves of both collectors and industrial historians.
Weight: 622g
Dimension: 260 x 215 x 14 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9780719841057
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