[modeleng] Re: Even more downloads!!!
- From: Patrick Coppens <develop@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: modeleng@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 08 Dec 2007 20:16:58 +0100
Roger Mason wrote:
> Hi Patrick,
>
> You said:
>
>
>> The Holtappfel problem, that Roger Mason, in a stormy St. Agnes, has
>> kindly pointed out to me, is now solved
>> as the book was replaced by a copy found on Google books, that does not
>> have the pages missing
>>
>>
> What a star! I really didn't imagine that you would be able to do
> anything about the missing pages, but not only did you find a version
> with the pages there, but in a 'blink of an eye'. Many thanks.
>
> These books by Holtzapffel are indeed fascinating. I downloaded
> the first one from your web-site in the hope that it was the book by
> Holtzapfell about ornamental turning - but it isn't. Any chances of
> you putting those books about ornamental turning on your list of old books?
>
>
> Cheers,
>
>
> Roger Mason, in a St. Agnes where the wind is gradually
> picking up - they say it could be force 11!! Will we still have a roof
> and a workshop?
>
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Roger,
There are four of them on the list, parts one through four, I don't have
part 5 and 6 (yet!)
I think you mean the ones on the so called "Rose engines".
If I find them, I will let you know, but I can't make any promises
I know, that it is volume five, that is all about ornamental turning,
but I am afraid, that I can't help you *for now*!
It would be great, if I could get my hands on the the two volumes that
are missing, as that would make the series complete.
I will try.
The fact, that part five is reprinted, by several book vendors, might
have something to do with the fact, that a copyright free pdf is hard to
come by...
At this moment, there are 93 volumes for download, and there is a lot
more to come.
To be honest, I don't know by heart, what is in there that would have
ornamental turning as a subject, as my pdf collection is just to big,
and it is not a subject, that is of a particular interest to me.
But I will have a nose around, and if there are any books on ornamental
turning in there, I will make it my priority to upload them!
I am usually pretty good at finding these things, so don't give up hope yet!
On a different note, you might be interested in knowing, that 10 or so
books by Paul N Hasluck will be uploaded soon
Cheers and thanks for your support
Patrick
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