Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing

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For self-learners seeking resources on geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T), recommendations focus on finding comprehensive textbooks that provide both introductory and in-depth coverage of the topic. While initial Google searches yield various tutorials and references, the emphasis is on personal experiences with specific textbooks rather than general reference materials. Participants in the discussion highlight the importance of selecting a resource that balances accessibility for beginners with detailed content for deeper understanding, ensuring that learners can effectively grasp the principles and applications of GD&T.
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Can someone recommend a great textbook or resource for geometric dimensioning and tolerancing that would be appropriate for self-learners? An introductory text would be good, but better would be a textbook that covers it in depth.
 
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I did a Google search for "geometric dimensioning and tolerancing tutorial". It is also abbreviated GD&T.

All of the top hits appear to be good starting points; some of them may reference textbooks.
 
I understand that, but I'm not looking for a reference book. I really just wanted to see what people's experiences were with the options currently available.
 

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