You may need a cross-reference for real measure equivalents.
920099
Wonderful!  Print out associated real measures.  For instance, one "drop" is 1/64th teaspoon.  Wish they included quantatative measurements.  With the cross-reference, I'm able to precisely measure bulk vitamins into the blender.  Metal is sturdy enough.
3826668
When I picked up this book and opened to page almost at random (p. 144 in the Bantam New Age edition), I spotted an obvious mistake at first glance.  There's real value to an equation such as F = m a.  Knowing that, one would never say "it takes much more force to increase by one foot per second the velocity of an object moving at 8,000 feet per second than it takes to increase by one foot per second the velocity of the same object moving at 100 feet per second."  (And I don't think it should take that many words either.)  I chuckled when I realized that this is in the "Special Nonsense" chapter, which I had chosen because I wanted to see how he handled Special Relativity.

Still, I like the book over all, but I have doubts about learning physics from it.
4094023
There are great examples but if you don't have an answer key to double check for the ones that are more difficult, you can ever really know if you're correct or not.  Worth it though just for a reference book.
3002805
I purchased this specifically because of the measurements which are not on the item I received. They need to update their info to what the true product is.
4808235
It was smaller than what I thought but that's my mistake. Measures should also be given in the meter scale. Rather than that, as useful as expected.
200291
Be careful when measuring.  Mine were slightly larger and caused some issues I needed to rearrange around.
294829
The major problem is the author is not using metric units ( why can't they use metric units at least in brackets even in the USA all scientific people use it by now..in the book.they still throw around with lbs and old fashioned acres........its makes the whole reading very heavy (even with a conversion table). Its a shame as otherwise it would have been good.
3980368
a good if sometimes wondering focus on some new dinos, the measurements are IN metrics only. using American measurements in quotes would have been a big help.
474093
I bought two and discovered that one was significantly smaller than the other, so be aware that this can happen.
2599407
Others have commented on the measurement errors. I'm posting in hopes of saving someone some grief. I built two of his customized 45 degree corners for end panels. I was in the glueing stage when I discovered the dimension error on page 95. The outer dimension of the 45 piece should be 4 1/16" not 5 1/8". I was able to re-cut the pieces but obviously this was a major frustration. This is careless and inexcusable on the part of the author and publisher.

With these errors this book does NOT deserve the 4+ star rating it has. I gave it 3 stars because apart from this glaring problem, I found the book very useful. After viewing a few books of this type I settled on this one for my first cabinet building project. There are many ways to build cabinets. Udo uses pocket screws and plywood boxes. I find this to be a nice compromise to simplify design, speed construction with satisfactory strength. I built a full wall of cabinets in oak for a media room, and another large wall of cabinets for a mudroom using this book as a reference.
2352036
This was an excellent book.  It has been referenced multiple times in my organization when trying to seek more guidance for compliance.  However it was published before the ISO 13485:2016 standard was published.  Therefore, one must be careful to ensure that this is not your only guide.  Thus cannot give it a 5 star rating
103291
Contrary to the previous reviewer, this wrench is NOT marked in Nm (Newton-meters).  Rather, it's marked in ft-lbs and m-Kgs.  While that means it's technically both metric and SAE, the metric scale that is listed in all of auto manuals is Nm.

The construction of the wrench appears decent and it feels good, but I don't want to have to consult a torque-conversion table every time I tighten something.  So I may just end up sending this back and try to fine another 3/8" marked in Nm.  Too bad... it appears to be a good product.
663567
The two that I purchased were different by two degrees.  If accuracy is important to you, this may not be the best choice.
1756345
Strangely enough, when I calibrate to 4.01, then cal to 7.0, the 4.01 is a tad off (3.9)  and vice versa... But it's close enough to feel good about the measurement.
755689
this little book is a good side referance for those already familiar with Gordon's Functional Assessment. It is not a primary referance book nor does it teach you what the assessment is or how to perform one.
4002962
The device is useful, however I'm missing possibly to change a point of measurement. Now it's possible only from bottom.
1980136
Be aware that if you are purchasing this to supplement a set you already own that the new version, while the beading is the same, the weight, thickness of the knife handles, and shape and curvature of the spoons does not match the old.