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"Mechanics' Tables" is a comprehensive reference work compiled by Chas H. Haswell, originally published in 1856. This essential volume provides engineers, mechanics, and tradesmen with a wealth of practical information, including areas and circumferences of circles, sides of equal squares, and circumferences of angled hoops. The tables extend to cover topics such as the cutting of boiler plates, the covering of solids, and detailed weights of various metals.

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