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Hello tech bookworms
In the 80's I came across a very helpful booklet of tip, like how to design
excentics, hatch closing mechanisms and all such stuff. A bit above Popular
Mechanics level.
Nothing theoretical, just plain DIY friendly drawings and instructions for
mechanical construction.
Any of you know of such book(s)? I'm ready to take on whatever you good
people can dig up.
TIA
Ole
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