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Involutometry & Trigonometry

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trallee

trallee

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Feb 16, 2000
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I would like to get a copy of the book Involutometry & Trigonometry by Werner F. Vogel. Does anyone have this book and would like to sell it?
 
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Not sure about buying a copy, but you may be able to find one to borrow by using inter-library loan at a public or academic library. I have found many old gear reference books this way.
 
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Thanks fo the info. Ash is out of them so I will keep looking.
 
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Another excellent book on this subject is "Gear Geometry And Applied Theory" by Faydor L. Litvin, ISBN: 0-13-211095-4. It's still available on Amazon.
 
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