Functional Drafting for Today: How to Get the Most from Your Drafting Dollars

This hardcover edition shows signs of wear consistent with its age. The dust jacket is worn with noticeable tears and edge wear, but the book itself remains intact with a solid binding. The pages are clean and free of inscriptions or library markings, preserving the integrity of this first printing from 1966.

Functional Drafting for Today: How to Get the Most from Your Drafting Dollars, authored by Don Fuller and published by the Industrial Education Institute in 1966, is a seminal work in the field of drafting and industrial management. This first printing, illustrated by Paul Kush, Jr., offers insights into maximizing efficiency and cost-effectiveness in drafting processes. Fuller's expertise as Director of Engineering Management is evident throughout the text, making it a valuable resource for professionals seeking to enhance productivity. The book's focus on practical strategies for drafting management positions it as a crucial read for those in engineering and industrial sectors. This edition, printed in Boston, is increasingly scarce, especially in its original hardcover format. The dust jacket shows wear with tears, indicative of its age, yet the content remains as relevant as ever for those interested in the historical and practical aspects of drafting.