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dumbo
Post subject:help PostPosted: Jan 11, 2008 - 11:03 PM #7075



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im looking for books on making sheetmetal ductwork ive been doing plbg heatin and ac work for 14 years now and in business for 4 years now and i would like to expand into sheetmetal duct fab i know how to assemble and install but need help making ductwork please help
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Post subject:RE: help PostPosted: Jan 11, 2008 - 11:38 PM #7076
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Welcome to TheSheetMetalShop.com

Here is a link to many HVAC fittings and we're working on adding more.

http://www.thesheetmetalshop.com/module ... d-121.html

Here is a link to the Learning Link with printable practice drawings on a few fittings.

http://www.thesheetmetalshop.com/module ... d-277.html

Here is a link to several of the best books in the industry. If you're looking for any particular fitting or how to stuff, please do ask and we'll get it for you.

http://www.thesheetmetalshop.com/index. ... ay&pid=124

Good luck and ask lots of questions and you'll have plenty of help here Smile

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Post subject:RE: help PostPosted: Jan 20, 2008 - 07:57 AM #7128



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I've found books in used bookstores. If you want a certain book for your collection go to someone who does booksearches. They can find almost anything!
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Post subject:RE: help PostPosted: Jan 20, 2008 - 11:12 AM #7130
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I found and purchased many of mine from ebay. I did find a great book on Triangulation by Kidder 1917 that as soon as it arrives it'll be scanned and added to the library (283 pages) My cost for the book was 29.00 - your cost once scanned and added - zero Smile

Someone here also was looking for the book "The Steel Square - Vol 1" by Fred T. Hodgson and I was able to find and purchase this book as well and it sits waiting to be scanned. We have the Vol 2 in the library and we'll soon have the Vol 1 there as well. Last week we were able to secure several more copies of old magazines from the 20's that have great reading and articles that will add to the library content.

But with all that said, we can add and add and add to the library, but nothing beats a cupa cawfee or three:) and a good book to read in the easy chair:)

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Post subject:RE: help PostPosted: Jan 24, 2008 - 02:36 AM #7155



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My old boss had a set of books called Practicle Sheet Metal Layout (or something like that) They come in spiral bound form that can lay open on your bench. It also had a chapter on triangulation and a few decent tips. his copies were about 25 years old or so but they're still in circulation. I saw them online somewhere about 2 years ago.
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