Ebooks..seems a good selection

[cumbriasteve]

Found this on the bay of evil:

Knowing there are lots of metal bashers and shapers here thought I would post it up, bound to be a fivers worth of interesting reading during the dark winter nights.

They are PDF files so ok for the PC and easily converted to Kindles etc.

Think I will get one, apart from the reading there may be some interesting pictorials I can print out and throw in some £ shop frames to brighten the workshop.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/107-BOOKS...R-LATHE-DVD-/121538466022?hash=item1c4c41d0e6

Nothing at all to do with me by the way.

 

[CRB]

Nothing to do with me either, but they have some other interesting titles.

 

[cumbriasteve]

Nothing to do with me either, but they have some other interesting titles.

I am sure you mean the LEARN TO PLAY BANJOLELE SONGS one and you would not for one minute be referring to the one's of a more 'artistic' nature

 

[mike os]

could be worth a punt...

 

[rtbcomp]

Might be as well to have a Google around, there are quite a few free e-books to be had.

I'm in no way inferring that some people would download free ebooks and put them on a DVD to sell.

 

[MattF]

Might be as well to have a Google around, there are quite a few free e-books to be had.

I've found this site to be a good, (it's legal), resource for older tomes/texts.

https://archive.org/details/texts

I'm in no way inferring that some people would download free ebooks and put them on a DVD to sell.

Much.

 

[rtbcomp]

I've stumbled across that site a few times, it's very good. I've started a E-Books section in the "Links" forum under Manuals, Books, Websites and Instructional Videos &c

 

[octo0072000]

I am sure you mean the LEARN TO PLAY BANJOLELE SONGS one and you would not for one minute be referring to the one's of a more 'artistic' nature

Squeal like a hog city boy!