Thread: For the Metrology people.

I have a book scanner here, I can scan, convert to pdf and upload to a server, if no one else wishes to do it...

Hi Guys
I would be interested in a copy if it is available.

Roger

R.C
I dont have time to scan it myself but if you want to do that I'm sure there would be a few here who would be interested.
Do you want me to send it to you? If so PM me a postal address and I'll send it
bollie7

OK. R.C was first in. I'll post it this arvo.

regards
bollie7

R.C
I had the envelope on the passenger seat yesterday arvo to post on the way home. Still managed to drive past 2 post offices and forgot to stop. duh. I hate this getting old.
Hopefully I'll get it in the post today
bollie7

Originally Posted by bollie7

R.C
I had the envelope on the passenger seat yesterday arvo to post on the way home. Still managed to drive past 2 post offices and forgot to stop. duh. I hate this getting old.
Hopefully I'll get it in the post today
bollie7

bollie7
Hey... 55..... Is not old !!!!
I got to searching through my old School books this morning & was delighted to find the same Metrology book.
Looking forward to reading it all again.
Thanks for bringing the book to my attention.
regards
Bruce

Originally Posted by bollie7

R.C
I hate this getting old.

reminds me of someone I know...

got out of bed this morning; had shower, put on underwear, t shirt , shirt, socks and work boots, took off work boots, put on strides.......its almost embarrassing...lol


if and when that book is scanned I'd love a copy also please

Originally Posted by eskimo

got out of bed this morning; had shower, put on underwear, t shirt , shirt, socks and work boots, took off work boots, put on strides.......its almost embarrassing...lol

lol well it could have been worse. "gee its cold outside this monring"
So you're not to far gone yet.


I hate calling SWMBO to the shed, describing what I am looking for because I know its right in front of me somewhere, but I cant see it. Shame to say. thats not something new lol

I'd like a read also.

Stuart

Originally Posted by eskimo

reminds me of someone I know...

got out of bed this morning; had shower, put on underwear, t shirt , shirt, socks and work boots, took off work boots, put on strides.......its almost embarrassing...lol

Have you ever done the "crawl out of bed at (insert obscenely early time here), put the work clothes on, had breakfast, headed for the door" only to suddenly realise it's Saturday or Sunday? Then spend the rest of the day feeling cheated out of a sleep in?

I managed to make it to a post office this arvie. Its in the post.
bollie7

Originally Posted by Abratool

bollie7
Hey... 55..... Is not old !!!!

Bruce
Its the oldest Ive ever been. hahahhahahahh. I just hope I'm as active as you appear to be, when I reach your age.

best wishes
bollie7

Originally Posted by bollie7

Have you ever done the "crawl out of bed at (insert obscenely early time here), put the work clothes on, had breakfast, headed for the door" only to suddenly realise it's Saturday or Sunday? Then spend the rest of the day feeling cheated out of a sleep in?

not telling..lol

I had to look up the word as I thought it was about the weather. I got kicked/resigned out of school at 16.
Kryn

I wondered if there was already a copy online so I Googled and found no result for your Book Bollie, but this title is possibly quite similar in content, and the online link is below for anyone interested.
I'm not sure how you plan to distribute the scanned copy Richard, but I too would be interested in having a look if it's not too bothersome. TIA,
Rob.

Engineering Metrology and Measurements Notes

Originally Posted by bollie7

G'day All
We (I) have been having a big clean up at work and chucking out a heap (30+ years worth) of old lecture notes, catalogues etc. In among all this junk I came across an old book on metrology.

That looks identical to a book I have right in front of me...