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Model Engineer Vol.206
No.4399 11 - 24 March
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Model Engineer Vol.207
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Model Engineer
Workshop No. 171
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Model Engineer Workshop No. 171 Included in this months Model Engineer Workshop No. 171: Dave Clark’s commentary.LOW PROFILE CLAMPSHarold Hall describes an additionto his clamping system.CHANGING MYFORD LATHE BELTSMark Frampton takes a comprehensivelook at the ML7 drive system.USING A BRIDGEPORT MILLIan Howitt makes componentsfor Tornado.EXPERIENCES WITH A TORMACHCNC VERTICAL MILLAndrew Johnston upgradeshis milling facilities.MAKING A TAPER TURNINGATTACHMENTAntonis Askanis makes a usefullathe accessory.FREE 2010 MODEL ENGINEEREXHIBITION SHOW GUIDEEASY CHANGE TOOLHOLDERSDave Fenner looks at a commercialtoolholder.REFURBISHING AN ACERIA 23MILLING MACHINERoger Trewinnard adds a qualitymill to his workshop.LATHE WORK, A BEGINNERS’ COURSEDon Brymer looks at screwcuttingsquare, Acme & multiple start threads.SCRIBE A LINELetters from readers. ...
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Model Engineer
Workshop No.173
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Model Engineer Workshop No.173: Included in this months Model Engineer Workshop No.173: ON THE EDITOR’S BENCHDave Clark’s commentary.MAKING FIXED ANDTRAVELLING STEADIESHarold Hall describes twoadditions to his lathe.MAKING AN AIRBRUSHMogens Kilde makes a useful tool.TWO WOOD STRIP CUTTERSDave Fenner makes a usefultool for the aeromodeller.FITTING CHINESE SCALESBrian Clarke recycles a Shumatech digital readout.A DIFFERENT METHODOF EDGE FINDINGHarry J. Cosh offers a methodfor edge & centre fi ndingwith a standard DTI.A SENSITIVE KNURLING TOOLJim Whetren builds a Hemingway Kit.MODELLING IN REVERSEAlan Hopwood makes a largerversion of a George Thomasretracting toolholder.2010 MODEL ENGINEEREXHIBITION REPORTDeputy editor Diane Carneyreports on last year’s excellent Model Engineer Exhibition.SCRIBE A LINELetters from readers ...
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Model Engineers
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Issue 180
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Model Engineers Workshop Magazine Issue 180 In this issue...9 ON THE EDITOR’S BENCH10 BALANCINGGRINDING WHEELS16 IMPROVEMENTS TO THEMINI-LATHE TOP SLIDEMichael Cox can now make good, 20 TOOL GRINDING ON AWETSTONE GRINDER24 VARIABLE SPEED DRIVEUSING A DIGITAL INVERTER30 MEASURING & IMPROVINGBANDSAW BLADE LIFE32 A LATHE CENTRE HEIGHTFINDER FOR THE BEGINNER33 FACING THIN DISCS BYMEANS OF A WAX PLATE36 SHAPING WITH A LATHE42 A PAIR OF MANUAL PRATT TUDORINDUSTRIAL SCROLL CHUCKS50 CONSTRUCTION OF A TOP SLIDE54 MAGNETIC STRIPDIGITAL READ-OUTS58 SCRIBE A LINE60 MODEL ENGINEER EXHIBITION2011 ENTRY FORM ...
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Issue 185
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Model Engineers Workshop magazine Issue 185 Contents: Editors Bench Engineering for beginners Using tipped lathe toolslevelling the lathea poor mans tool post grindermy first experiences with a myford super 7a tool tip measuring aidconverting a tom senior light vertical milling machine to CNCrotary broaching the easy way ...
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164
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The contents of the latest issue are: How to make a filing machine. Making & developing a parallel vice. Make a five way tailstock turretfor your lathe. Making a toothed belt form relieved cutters. Making a pinion milling attachment.3 Morse Taper to 3C collet adapter. Lubricants for the home workshop. Editorial visit to the Myford Open Day. Making a marking gauge. ...
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165
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The contents of the latest issue are: Learn how to make a lathe backstop. Making & developing a parallel vice. The beginner's guide tolathe attributes. Making a simple internal threading tool. Making a marking gauge.3 Morse Taper to 3C collet adapter. Harrogate Exhibition report. Lathe work
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Model Engineer Workshop No. 172

Model Engineer Workshop No. 172Included in this moths Model Engineer Workshop No. 172: ON THE EDITOR’S BENCHDave Clark’s commentary.MILLING USING A FLY CUTTERHarold Hall looks at this useful tool.EXPERIENCES WITH ATORMACH CNC VERTICAL MILLAndrew Johnston upgradeshis milling facilitiesMAKING A MYFORD MANDRELADAPTOR FOR A MILLING MACHINEIs it a mill, a lathe or a machining centre? A NEW WOODWORK BENCHDave Fenner produces moresawdust and shavings. MORE HOME MADE TOOLSDave Fenner makes a set ofhex key drivers. THE OCCASIONAL WOODCUTTERDave Fenner puts his chippie hat on. A SWARF STICKDavid Haythornthwaite discoversbetter ways of removing swarf. ‘FIDDLING’ IN THE WORKSHOPA quick and easy way to shortensmall BA set-screws. ABUSE TO INNOCENT BRIDGEPORTSIan Howitt uses a Bridgeport Mill.
A SIMPLE SUDS SYSTEMJohn Harris lubricates his turning tools. USING THE JACOBS GEARHOBBING MACHINE TO CUTHELICAL GEARSChris Robinson modifi esthis versatile machine. ELECTRICALDISCHARGE MACHININGChris Walter makes a smallspark erosion machine. FIRESIDE READING THE 2010 MIDLANDS MODELENGINEERING EXHIBITIONThe editor visits the show. TRADE COUNTER SCRIBE A LINE
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Model Engineer Workshop No. 172 Included in this moths Model Engineer Workshop No. 172: ON THE EDITOR’S BENCHDave Clark’s commentary.MILLING USING A FLY CUTTERHarold Hall looks at this useful tool.EXPERIENCES WITH ATORMACH CNC VERTICAL MILLAndrew Johnston upgradeshis milling facilities MAKING A MYFORD MANDRELADAPTOR FOR A MILLING MACHINEIs it a mill, a lathe or a machining centre? A NEW WOODWORK BENCHDave Fenner produces moresawdust & shavings. MORE HOME MADE TOOLSDave Fenner makes a set ofhex key drivers. THE OCCASIONAL WOODCUTTERDave Fenner puts his chippie hat on. A SWARF STICKDavid Haythornthwaite discoversbetter ways of removing swarf. ‘FIDDLING’ IN THE WORKSHOPA quick & easy way to shortensmall BA set-screws. ABUSE TO INNOCENT BRIDGEPORTSIan Howitt uses a Bridgeport Mill. A SIMPLE SUDS SYSTEMJohn Harris lubricates his turning tools. USING THE JACOBS GEARHOBBING MACHINE TO CUTHELICAL GEARSChris Robinson modifi esthis versatile machine. ELECTRICALDISCHARGE MACHININGChris Walter makes a smallspark erosion machine. FIRESIDE READING THE 2010 MIDLANDS MODELENGINEERING EXHIBITIONThe editor visits the show. TRADE COUNTER SCRIBE A LINE

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