An edition of Cutting Edge Conversations (2012)

CUTTING EDGE CONVERSATIONS

The Aston Martin Race Car Chief Design/Engineer from 1949 - 1964

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April 4, 2017 | History
An edition of Cutting Edge Conversations (2012)

CUTTING EDGE CONVERSATIONS

The Aston Martin Race Car Chief Design/Engineer from 1949 - 1964

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E.J. ‘Ted’ Cutting, a modest English Design Engineer reveals his story and background to the global impact of his work in a fascinating career that began before World War 2 and developed during the golden years of motor-racing which then as a highly respected, world class creator, flowed throughout the globalisation of the automotive industry.

Publish Date
Publisher
Self Published
Language
English
Pages
268

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Book Details


Table of Contents

INDEX
Page 2 = Acknowledgements by Ted Cutting.
Page 3 = Foreword by Viscountess Downe, President of AMOC.
Page 5 = How the project came about by Stuart Bailey.
Page 7 = The Introduction of Cutting Edge Conversations by Ted Cutting.
Page 8 = Chapter 1- Conversations on the life and career of E.J.Ted Cutting' between Ted Cutting, Brian Joscelyne & Stuart Bailey.
Page 133 = How the project further developed by Stuart Bailey.
Pagel 35 = Chapter 2 - Previously published articles by E.J.Ted Cutting'.
Page 137 = 212 - The aerodynamics story.
Page 140 = Project Cars -the inside story.
Page 151= The Grand Prix Aston Martins - a cautionary tale.
Page 159 = The LB6 engine & Feltham Camshaft Design.
Page 166 = The DBR1.
Page 177 = 50th. Anniversary reprint of the 1959 Le Mans Victory .
Page 184 = Mercedes 300SLR interview Paul Fearnley & Ted Cutting.
Page 187 = Chapter 3 - Additional Conversations on the DBR1/1 between Ted Cutting, Richard Williams & Clare Hay.
Page 219 = Chapter 4 - Technical Documents.
Page 221 = IMechE Training report.
Page 225 = Automotive Legislation - how it happens.
Page 230 = Vehicle Emmisions, their impact on European Air Quality.
Page 247 = Information regarding Ted's post retirement consultations.
Page 250 = The Aston Martin RB6 Race Engine lecture notes.
Page 255 = Engine choice for the 1991 Group C sports/ racing car.
Page 268 = Epilogue - a letter by Tony Brooks.
Also inset in the back of the book is a 90min. DVD of the 2003 lecture on ‘Racing Astons’ presented by Ted to the Essex Automobile Division of The Institution of Mechanical Engineers.

Edition Notes

Published in
England

Contributors

Author
E.J.’Ted’ Cutting
Book Designer
Stuart Bailey
Contributing Editor
Brian K. Joscelyne
Printer
The Lavenham Press Ltd.
Copyright
Authors
Producer
Stuart Bailey
Foreword
Diana the Viscountess Downe

The Physical Object

Format
Hardback
Pagination
268p
Number of pages
268
Dimensions
30.5 x 22.0 x 3.0 centimeters
Weight
2 kilos

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL26240840M

Work Description

E.J. ‘Ted’ Cutting, a modest English Design Engineer reveals his story and background to the global impact of his work in a fascinating career that began before World War 2 and developed during the golden years of motor-racing which then as a highly respected, world class creator, flowed throughout the globalisation of the automotive industry.

“Initially we set out to put on record my early life but it expanded into a kind of autobiography, this has enabled me to clarify some details which have, on occasion, been incorrectly published.
As the title suggests it has been adapted as recorded, in conversation style, totally unscripted and informal, just following the directions of questions and answers as spoken, hopefully the deviations and occasional repetition create interest and amusement. It was suggested we add photos, my previous published technical articles and some documents to create a compendium related to my career, supposedly to enhance the story, add a little more weight, which is something in all cars I had always fought hard to lose”. (TC)

*This self published, limited edition, 268 page hard back book covering his eight decades, was sadly Ted’s final performance in the great scheme of an amazing and truly remarkable life.
Also inset in the back of the book is a 90min. DVD of the 2003 lecture on ‘Racing Astons’ presented by Ted to the Essex Automobile Division of The Institution of Mechanical Engineers.

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April 4, 2017 Edited by JeffKaplan Edited without comment.
March 31, 2017 Edited by Stuart Bailey wrote most of the text with Ted Cutting
March 31, 2017 Created by Stuart Bailey Added new book.