Changes made to original:

PageOriginal workChanges made
Volume I
page xiMachine 309Machine 300
page 7under wearundue wear
page 30Hindleys’Hindley’s
page 35, Fig. 102: o added, o′ moved, lines added
page 37Fig. 106Fig. 109
page 40(for 97 bears...(for 96 bears...
page 47, table in fig. 135, row 16 teeth, 2nd last value191119
page 4912 = 50012 = .500
page 67After very few blowsAfter every few blows
page 84cannot be maintained a close fitcannot be maintained in a close fit
page 87, second reference to Fig. 258Fig. 258Fig. 259
page 94, Fig. 288: triangle redrawn, original was too crooked
page 95apt to have a waverapt to have a wave
page 95a single operation.a single operation”.
page 95November,—December, 1886November-December, 1886
page 96, Whitworth table, Hydraulic Piping, 1′′ ID, row 2138158
page 107, table5121651316
page 127.937/100937/1000
page 136in figure:in Fig. 498:
page 142: reference to Fig. 588, which shows something else, therefore reference not linked tofigure.
page 162, table, column 1, row ending in 0.00.05 4.0594
page 162, table: column 2 moved to between columns 1 and 3
page 162, table, column 33, row ending in 0.721.22 01.2200
page 162, table, column 31, row ending in 0.96.8 94.8994
page 186gibbsgibs
page 234out if trueout of true
page 274 (table)1618
page 307Fig. 1029Fig. 1209
page 312smoothessmooths
page 32166 ÷ 36 = 23499 ÷ 36 = 234
page 322as at J in Fig. 1241as at I in Fig. 1241
page 335Fig. 1334Fig. 1324
page 344Fig. 1532Fig. 1352
page 356Lloyd’sLloyds’ (as elsewhere)
page 366if it is found possibleif it is found impossible
page 367will expendwill expand
page 369, Fig. 1429: decimal point added to 74
page 370, Fig. 1430′′ (inches)
x× (for consistency)
page 371, Fig. 143174.74
page 388reamlessseamless
page 388, table, row 2′′ column 31518
page 404, Fig. 1560: S flipped over
page 406Fig. 1669Fig. 1569
page 442 first table, row 1116, column 2814914
Volume II
page xMariotte’s lawMarriotte’s law (as in text; usual spelling is Mariotte)
page 7 table, row 25 teeth, column 31201220
page 17a length of 3 inchesa length of 3 feet
page 53, Plate V, Fig. 2064 topFE
page 88Figs. 2211, 2212 and 2213Figs. 2210, 2211 and 2212
page 132, footnote 33p. 162p. 68
page 151Figs. 2405 and 2500Figs. 2495 and 2500
page 154, first table, row Smooth metal surfaces, occasionally greased, second column4 to 1124 to 412 (as in Bourne’sbook, Rose’s source, at archive.org)
page 208, table in illustration, row 7, column 59.32932
page 208, table in illustrationall fractions x-yxy
page 208, table in illustrationenlarged table added underneath illustration
page 224, second formula11..11
page 243, Fig. 2962punchepunches
page 265, Fig. 2709BC
page 311OrtowOrton (as elsewhere)
page 319Fig. 3260Fig. 3160
page 3484′ (feet)4′′ (inches)
page 354, first formulaby 22
page 354, formula resulting in 11623 lbs.+×
page 367found the required pitch tofound the required pitch to be
page 367 table row Total pressure 33, column 3225.2252.2
page 367 table row Total pressure 44, column 6595585
page 367 table row Total pressure 61, column 6403430
page 401colterscotters
page 407, first calculationline added under 5 (third row)
page 471Marriott’sMarriotte’s
page 476TuyereTuyère (as in text)
page 476VerneerVernier (as in text)
page 479featheredgefeather-edge (as in text)
page 480GimbletGimlet (as in text)
dogheaddog-head (as in text)
GuidewaysGuide-ways (as in text)
page 481Marriott’sMarriotte’s
rabbettingrabetting (as in text)
PiatéPiat’s as in Table of Contents (word does not occur in text)
page 482featheredgefeather-edge (as in text)