Just picked up a copy of this, and have had the hands-on course book on my shelf for a little while now.
Really started to start digging into the former! Any tips for getting through such a massive tome, or is it really something you can just run through front to back?
And for the hands-on lab course book, are the parts lists provided still the best way to get the components, or have there been better ways since its publication? Some of the prices of the tools are pretty daunting.
Really started to start digging into the former! Any tips for getting through such a massive tome, or is it really something you can just run through front to back?
And for the hands-on lab course book, are the parts lists provided still the best way to get the components, or have there been better ways since its publication? Some of the prices of the tools are pretty daunting.