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"Automobile Welding With The Oxy-acetylene Flame" is a practical treatise dedicated to the art and science of repairing automobiles through welding. Authored by Melbourne Keith Dunham, this book offers a non-technical yet thorough explanation of the principles guiding successful welding of various metals, making it an invaluable resource for mechanics and automobile enthusiasts alike.
Focusing on the oxy-acetylene flame technique, the book covers essential aspects of automobile welding, providing practical guidance and insights into effective repair methods. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a beginner eager to learn, this book serves as a helpful companion, offering a wealth of knowledge and techniques to master the craft of automobile welding.
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