Inventing For the Lay Person - an International Guide

This book has been written for those people who like being creative in their workshop or want to study engineering but never did well at school, due to the wrong information being taught, the different learning style from the teacher, poor courses or poor standards. After all, creative people often have a different way of learning than the way schools teach, which is why they often do poorly at school. This is the only reference book you should need when it comes to inventing and basic engineering. Why buy half a library to get the same information? This book is packed with all sorts of information and it looks scary, but it is actually very easy to read, as long as you only read a small section at a time. It is written with simple explanations, simple but very effective diagrams and the complete step-by-step workings of equations. It is written in the widely-used metric system but fully explains the differences between the metric system, the US imperial system and the British imperial system.