The Metalworker's Workshop (Workshop Practice Series) Paperback – January 1, 2010

As are all the books in this series; it is very informative,but very UK oriented. Once you learn the British terms for supplies,solvents,and even stock,it is very much worth the investment,both in time and money. It is a bit wordy in places, but not enough to be distracting.

A bit dated

Good book on home metal workshops. You will probably find a cheaper price on Amazon's UK site. Cannot recommend this book more highly.

Good book, with a lot of information. The back cover and pages of the book are bent backwards as it had been pushed into packaging with packinge slip / advice note already in package. If this were a gift I would not be pleased with the condition of the book as it looks a little second hand.

Another book that could do with updating.Having said that it still contain a lot of very useful and pertinent informationfor the amateur workshop. An interesting little book.

Harold Hill is a very readable writer. I like the way he puts things over to the less experienced reader.I already knew some of this stuff but also learnt one or two new tricks of the trade. A+++++

added to my reference collection

Workshop series is a must for anyone starting this hobby