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Model Engineers Workshop Issue 168

Model Engineers Workshop Issue 168.Included in this months Model Engineers' Workshop Issue 168: ON THE EDITOR’S BENCHDave Clark’s commentary.SMALL BORING TOOLS AND OTHERSHarold Hall describes his smallhole boring system.TRADE COUNTERMICROMETER DOWN FEED FORTHE HOBBYMAT MILL/DRILL QUILLJim Whetren adds another improvementto his Hobbymat mill.ADDING A CAPSTAN ATTACHMENTTO THE CHIPMASTERDave Fenner adds a multi-tool turretto his lathe.HIGH SPEED SCREWCUTTINGATTACHMENTBill Leslie describes an essential add-on.CHEMICAL BLACKING OF METALTerry Owens looks at componentfi nishing.A BOXFORD SADDLE STOPWITH READOUTGeoff Josey adds a digital readout.LATHE WORK, A BEGINNERS’ COURSEDon Brymer looks at lathe workholding methods.ELECTRICAL DISCHARGEMACHININGChris Walter makes a small sparkerosion
machineSCREW THREADS OF THE WORLDUNITE (IF ALL GOES TO PLAN!)Martin Gearing offers an explanationwith suggested alternatives.IMPROVEMENTS TO A 12in.TAIWANESE CROSS SLIDE‘LATHEWORKS’ adds oilers anda felt wiper to his lathe.FACED WITH A BORING PROBLEMTed Barclay used his head.SCRIBE A LINELetters from readers
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Model Engineers Workshop Issue 168. Included in this months Model Engineers' Workshop Issue 168: ON THE EDITOR’S BENCHDave Clark’s commentary.SMALL BORING TOOLS & OTHERSHarold Hall describes his smallhole boring system.TRADE COUNTERMICROMETER DOWN FEED FORTHE HOBBYMAT MILL/DRILL QUILLJim Whetren adds another improvementto his Hobbymat mill.ADDING A CAPSTAN ATTACHMENTTO THE CHIPMASTERDave Fenner adds a multi-tool turretto his lathe.HIGH SPEED SCREWCUTTINGATTACHMENTBill Leslie describes an essential add-on.CHEMICAL BLACKING OF METALTerry Owens looks at componentfi nishing.A BOXFORD SADDLE STOPWITH READOUTGeoff Josey adds a digital readout.LATHE WORK, A BEGINNERS’ COURSEDon Brymer looks at lathe workholding methods.ELECTRICAL DISCHARGEMACHININGChris Walter makes a small sparkerosion machine SCREW THREADS OF THE WORLDUNITE (IF ALL GOES TO PLAN!) Martin Gearing offers an explanationwith suggested alternatives.IMPROVEMENTS TO A 12in.TAIWANESE CROSS SLIDE‘LATHEWORKS’ adds oilers anda felt wiper to his lathe.FACED WITH A BORING PROBLEMTed Barclay used his head.SCRIBE A LINELetters from readers

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multi-tool - A device which can complete several tasks
Felt - A non woven cloth made from compressed wool
speed - A measurement of how fast an object travels between two points
Electrical - Something that requires electricity to work.
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Mill - A building which can grind grain into flour.
Hall - A room at the inside of an entrance of a house.
Head - The upper part of a body typically separated by the neck.
Model - A representation of a person or thing, usually smaller scale. It can also be a person that wears clothing.

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