Textbooks worth buying and will last you a lifetime thread

Mine: Shigley's Mech. Eng. Design

As far as I know every mechanical engineer has one and use it constantly. My friends dad still has his 4th edition from school.

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crcpress.com/Handbook-of-Physics-in-Medicine-and-Biology/Splinter/p/book/9781420075243
mdpi.com/books/pdfview/book/360
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You are aware that the book is freely available online, right OP?

(dl.iranidata.com/amuzeshi/Daneshgahi/Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design, 9th Edition-McGraw-Hill (www.iranidata.com).pdf)

I prefer reading physical books. But I know that some people prefer not having to deal with physical books.

Yeah I already have the digital copy but I wanted the physical book to have no matter what happens (also I'm sort of a physical book guy so theres that)
It really depends on my mood whether or not I want to read physical/digital textbook. But this was really cheap and second hand so I thought why not.

Art of Electronics

If you want to learn anything about rocket propulsion, pic related is generally considered the rocket bible. I use it constantly.

I nominate this

also

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Does anyone have any biomedical engineering suggestions?

Specifically microfluidics? I'm transitioning into the field from chemistry and need to brush up.