How Boat Things Work: An Illustrated Guide ”--Cruising World“This book reduces a boat to its most rudimentary parts in simple drawings and clear explanations. Fascinating to read, it’s a perfect teaching tool.”--Ocean NavigatorWhether you’
TITLE | : | How Boat Things Work: An Illustrated Guide |
AUTHOR | : | |
RATING | : | 4.89 (513 Votes) |
ASIN | : | 0071493441 |
FORMAT TYPE | : | Paperback |
NUMBER of PAGES | : | 176 Pages |
PUBLISH DATE | : | 2007-06-04 |
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“Anyone who contemplates any onboard do-it-yourself work should have this book at his or her elbow.”--Cruising World“This book reduces a boat to its most rudimentary parts in simple drawings and clear explanations. Fascinating to read, it’s a perfect teaching tool.”--Ocean NavigatorWhether you’re a new mariner or a lifetime veteran, How Boat Things Work is a resource you can’t afford to be without. With intricate two-color cutaway drawings of eighty different systems and devices, as well as detailed explanations of how they’re assembled, how they work, and how they can go wrong, this book covers every primary component of your boat's inner workings. This guided tour “under the hood” of your sailboat or powerboat includes:
- Engines, transmissions, bearings, stuffing boxes, propellers
- Steering syste
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“Anyone who contemplates any onboard do-it-yourself work should have this book at his or her elbow.”--Cruising World“This book reduces a boat to its most rudimentary parts in simple drawings and clear explanations. Fascinating to read, it’s a perfect teaching tool.”--Ocean NavigatorWhether you’re a new mariner or a lifetime veteran, How Boat Things Work is a resource you can’t afford to be without. With intricate two-color cutaway drawings of eighty different systems and devices, as well as detailed explanations of how they’re assembled, how they work, and how they can go wrong, this book covers every primary component of your boat's inner workings. This guided tour “under the hood” of your sailboat or powerboat includes:- Engines, transmissions, bearings, stuffing boxes, prope
Yes, this book is fantastic for the new equestrian, but no, for the older and/or more experienced person, this book wouldn't be of much help.
Because of the fact Desmond Morris has written so many books about various animals, it indicates that he most likely has no or limited experience with horses, and textbooks and research filled the pages, not actual experience and raw knowledge.
Thanks for reading my review!
Yours Truly,
Anna
The Equestrian Critique :). I was hoping to get
some insight into WHY it's never come close on this planet.
Unfortunately for me (again without giving away the plot), the
author takes the same basic position that I have: the answer is
human nature; or at least the nature of a % of the human race
(basically but not exclusively the rich & powerful in all arenas)
is selfish, greedy & at times evil.
- Engines, transmissions, bearings, stuffing boxes, prope
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