Книга: Stephen F. Pollard «Boatbuilding with Aluminum»
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Производитель: "International Marine" Make your boat dreams come true with aluminum Aluminum is the ideal boatbuilding material-light, economical, maintenance-free, and easy to work with. This second edition offers you everything you need to know about working with th ISBN:978-0-07-144318-0 Издательство: "International Marine" (2006)
ISBN: 978-0-07-144318-0 |
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