All books using the keywords: Douglas Bryce

In this book, Aria’s Alphabet Discovery, Aria and Grammars investigate a method of creating both capital and lowercase versions of the American English alphabet. Aria learns how to draw the letters using practice sheets. Aria follows along with Grammars as she reads the instructions to Aria

Granddad's Joke Book was created as a compilation of clean, humorous, jokes collected from around the world. There are 750 jokes from puns to 1-liners, to multiple text versions. I believe that the world can always use a few good jokes every once in a while, so I am presenting these as my way of saying, "Hey World! Laugh A Bit!"

"Plastic Injection Molding...manufacturing process fundamentals" is a valuable source of basic information on injection molding of plastics and is intended for all levels from machine operators, engineers, setup persons, moldmakers, up to managers and plant owners looking for an authoritative reference of best practices, charts, diagrams, and data that can be put to use immediately on the shop floor. This book is written by Douglas M. Bryce, a recognized lifetime expert in the field of plastic injection molding.

For anyone interested in designing a plastic product and/or selecting the proper material for one. This is Volume 2 of the PIM (Plastic Injection Molding) Fundamentals series written by Douglas M. Bryce. Just look at some of the subjects covered in this new softcover book: Understanding the molding process, Language of plastics, Reinforcements and fillers, Basic material properties, Applications for specific materials, Determining molding costs, Secondary operations, Testing and failure analysis, Determining product requirements, Product Design considerations, Selecting a vendor, Prototype review. Includes a 44 item Product Design checklist, developed by Mr. Bryce, that anyone can ...

This book, Volume III: Plastic Injection Molding – mold design and construction fundamentals, explains the role of the mold in the injection molding process, and how it should be designed and built. Mold components, various mold materials and some of the more popular mold designs are also discussed. The methods and equipment used for making these molds are explained, along with the important design criteria required for both product and mold design. The book guides the plastic professional or novice through the mold design process to a mold that fully satisfies the customer’s needs.

This book, Volume IV: Plastic Injection Molding – manufacturing startup and management, is the final volume of the PIM 4-volume series and is devoted to the activities required for starting and managing a new molding facility (either custom or proprietary) or expanding a new molding facility. It covers site selection, building layout, determining equipment requirements, calculating investments, computing manufacturing costs and expenses, staffing requirements, quality control procedures, and other subjects related to the startup, procurement, or expansion of an injection molding facility. If you have any interest in owning or managing a plastic injection molding shop this is the book for ...

BASED ON A TRUE STORY A story based on actual events concerning two young boys, each with their own physical ailments and personal emotions, struggling to find meaning in their lives and trying to understand the turmoil and confusion of their existence. Alopecia and AIDS are the ailments that strive to block their journey, but their creation of The Oddball Club offers them hope and humor. Authored by the father of one of the boys.

Young Adam enjoyed spending weekends and summers with his GrandDad, Alec, and Gram, Anne, on their small farm. Together, they spent many happy hours working in the gardens, fishing in the pond, and simply enjoying life to the fullest. GrandDad made sure Adam learned the values of life and presented them in stories that were built around the workings of the gardens he and Adam shared. This book is a collection of some of those stories as narrated by Adam over the years he knew GrandDad. Based on the true story of a family in Central Texas.