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Title: Fundamentals of Mechanical Component Design by Kenneth S. Edwards, Robert B. McKee ISBN: 0-07-019102-6 Publisher: McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math Pub. Date: 01 January, 1991 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $132.80

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Average Customer Rating: 4.33 (3 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Great book for practicing designers
Comment: Great coverage of fatigue. Good coverage of bolted joints, members in tension, compresion, and twisting. Best review of stress I've seen in any book - makes practical sense of Mohr's circle. Many of my coligues speak highly of this book as well. If I had to pick a favorite book in my engineering library, this would be it.

Rating: 5
Summary: Best book I have
Comment: As a practicing product design engineer, this book gets the most use of any I own (with the exception of Machinery's Handbook). Great review of stress, best fatigue failure section I've seen, and good coverage of bolted joints. Also covers belt drives, design of tension, compresion, and twisted members. This book is not too technical, yet not too basic. Great for product engineers who are short on time, yet need to preform valid analysis.

Rating: 3
Summary: good reference book
Comment: this is a pretty good reference book. concise, brief explanations of most mechanical engineering topics.handy and helpful reference information and formula's. great for a quick review of subject matter, but not much deep coverage of any single item. the cad chapters are totally out of date, as one might expect of a 10 year old text. the concepts and formula's are timeless though.