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- Superior: Battery life up to 80 days using only 4AA batteries, perfect for capturing extended time-lapse video. Record over 2 months of progress with 1 charge. Get complete coverage of your event, project or construction site.
- Time-Lapse Video: Superior quality and reliability to your small or large projects. Captures stunning 720p HDR video. The 1.3MP sensor and interchangeable CS mount lends to many options, stop-motion and still photography, ensures you don’t miss anything.
- Easy Setup and Use: Time-lapse function is automatic and ready to use. Real time-lapse video, not a series of pictures. Editing your finished video is a snap! Video is ready to go in an easy to read video file format that works with any editing software.
- Safe for Outdoor Use: Includes our ATH120 with an IPX4 weather resistant rating, its housing unit allows you to use your BCC200 anytime of the year! Waterproof casing and rugged construction allow this to be the perfect camera for any outdoor project.
- Includes: Our weather resistant housing case ensures your gear is protected. An industrial-grade clamp, for easy mounting anywhere. Rubber strap for easy carrying, 4GB SD card, 4 AA batteries, and user manual so you can start using your gear right away.
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| Height | 11 Inches |
| Length | 8.75 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 4.0565056208 Pounds |
| Width | 1.25 Inches |
I'm using Precision Machining Technology at school right now. Covers pretty much everything, from basic hand tools right up to programing G-code. You can get a second hand copy pretty cheap.
take a look at this. it realy dumbs down a lot of stuff for beginners, but also includes some stuff pertaining to entry level cnc programming. I think it goes over like coolant compositions, types of mills and lathes, types of cutting tools, processes and such. Has lots of illustrations and, as my cnc instructor says, pitchers for the visual learner.
edit forgot to put the name of the book/ a link
nims precision machining technology book