This little book is super handy for anyone who makes stuff (or needs to look up things for the making of things) it’s filled with hundreds of tables, maps, formulas, constants & conversions. It’s tiny and I don’t ever leave home without it – Link & detailed contents – Link.
Editor at large - Make magazine. Creative director - Adafruit Industries, contributing editor - Popular Science. Previously: Founded - Hack-a-Day, how-to editor - Engadget, Director of product development - Fallon Worldwide, Technology Director - Braincraft.
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have it.
just saying.
I have one too, it’s the bees knees.
This is a great reference book! I use it constantly. It is also part of a series, I know I have seen Pocket PC Ref which is a computer user/programmer version of the same design.
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