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Posted by Christopher Tidy on January 29, 2008, 2:28 am
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Cheshire Steve wrote:
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>>>You realise you need a metallurgical microscope - i.e. one which
>>>illuminates from above. The majority of microscopes illuminate from
>>>below.
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>>>You don't say why you want to do this - are you teaching yourself
>>>metallurgy, or hoping to provide a technical service ? Its an
>>>interesting area, and a lot of science goes into understanding what
>>>you see. I can recommend a good book if you are interested.
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>>Yes Steve, I'd be interested in your book recommendation.
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>>I already have "Practical Microscopical Metallography" by Richard
>>Greaves and Harold Wrighton, if that's the one you're thinking of.
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>>Best wishes,
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>>Chris
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> See my earlier note for the reference.
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> Please contact me offline, if I can help I will. You know they say
> metallurgy is the second oldest profession !
I can never remember what the oldest is supposed to be. Is it farming or
prostitution? :-)
Chris
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