Gunsmithing Sources for some learning tools

[oneuponu]

Hey all, does anyone know of a website or something similar were I can learn/brush up on some math formulas and equations that is commonly used in machining and general gunsmithing? I am currently a 2111 small arms repairer/technician with a package inbound to the 2112 school in Quantico, VA. I have talked to a couple 2112's already and they say that the number one hurdle for students is the math aspect. Anyone willing to help me out? Thanks.

 

[deadly0311]

PM Where's-Waldo on here. He is a 2112 at quantico and he is an alright dude

 

[colchester]

Hey all, does anyone know of a website or something similar were I can learn/brush up on some math formulas and equations that is commonly used in machining and general gunsmithing? I am currently a 2111 small arms repairer/technician with a package inbound to the 2112 school in Quantico, VA. I have talked to a couple 2112's already and they say that the number one hurdle for students is the math aspect. Anyone willing to help me out? Thanks.

Have you looked at the Machinery's Handbook? The formulas for machining are found there. I have a spare copy if you want one just cover the shipping. Shoot me a PM if you are interested

 

[DroidSniper]

Get yourself a Machinery's Handbook. Also there a lot of videos on youtube the cover the math some more in depth than others. Tubalcain, Oxtool, Keith Fener come to mind immediately.

 

[LRI]

Read Hatcher's notebook too.


http://www.amazon.com/Hatchers-Notebook-Revised-Edition-Classic/dp/0811703509

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_Hatcher

 

[oneuponu]

Thanks for all the help guys. Really looking forward to learning all this stuff. PM in route colchester.