Sheet metal is the backbone of modern construction, architecture, and manufacturing. From sleek facade panels on skyscrapers to precision-cut components in machinery, sheet metal’s versatility makes it indispensable. In fact, the global sheet metal market was around $337 billion in 2024 and is projected to exceed $548 billion by 2034 – a testament to its growing role across industries. Mastering sheet metal fabrication and design is crucial for engineers, metal fabricators, and architects who want to innovate and meet today’s high standards. Continuous learning is key: 75% of manufacturers say upskilling workers improves productivity, promotion opportunities, and morale. Companies like Mehbud – a leading Ukrainian producer of metal sealing profiles, façade cladding, and fencing – exemplify how staying educated supports cutting-edge products. This curated reading list highlights 10 of the top books about sheet metal, covering everything from hands-on metalworking techniques to advanced engineering and architectural design. Whether you’re a beginner student, an experienced fabricator, or an architect working with metal, these books (and metalworking manuals) will sharpen your skills and deepen your understanding of sheet metal’s possibilities.