Lincoln has a number of educational and reference books, most of which are dirt cheap. Here is one to get you started:
Good luck.
Wonder if anyone can point me to an online resource of some kind, which might help in my understanding engineering drawings properly?
TIA
Chris
You might be better off with a book. Used ones are often available in second hand book stores, and library discard sales. I found a good one in the discard rack at the local library for a dollar! I learned to read drawings in grades 4-5 metalworking (1950-51), and later had 6 years of drafting classes through junior high, and high school. Even so, the book is a handy reference.
Steve R.
Have a look at these sites.
There is a free CAD program available at
Regards
John
Many thanx John...............have downloaded, and am just waiting for registration code to be emailed.
Happy Xmas
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