Reid David T. (Publications Administrator). Fundamentals of tool design

Dearborn, MI: Society of Manufacturing Engineers. 1991. — 755 p.This book provides to engineers and students a fundamental text on one of the most significant areas of manufacturing—tool design. Its coverage ranges from simple jigs and fixtures and cutting tools to the latest advances in computer aided design and rapid prototyping.
Since its initial publication in 1962, Fundamentals of Tool Design has proven to be an outstanding source for information in the area of tool design. From classrooms to the design shops of major corporations around the world, this published resource has demonstrated its value for almost 30 years.
Written by tool designers for tool designers, this real-world book presents useful information on presses and dies, new design ideas, practical tips for geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, and information on modular tooling and automated tool handling.