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All aspects of model engineering in the UK
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Mini Lathe Kit
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I have just missed a mini lathe kit on e bay, it was a set of partly machined castings for a lathe of circa 50mm swing 350 centres. Pity but does anyone know where or when they were produced? Dave
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OT Who Controls the "British" Media?
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The mass media form for us our image of the world and then tell us what to think about that image. Essentially everything we know—or think we know—about events outside our own neighborhood or circle of acquaintances comes to us via our daily newspaper, our weekly news magazine, our radio, or our television.... more »
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Leadscrew Cover Springs
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Does anyone know of a source of cover springs to go over a leadscrew, I'd like to add them to my lathe but can't find any source. The wound flat strip coil-spring type that I'm after used to be made by Tensator, but these days they only make Post Office barriers and the like, no 'engineering' production :-(... more »
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myford
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ste ------------------------------ ------- hi just wondered if you could powder coat a myford super 7 and would it be better than painting it tanks ste ...Delivered via [link] Metalworking Forums Web and RSS access to your favorite newsgroup - uk.rec.models.engineering - 12458 messages and counting!... more »
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myford
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ste ------------------------------ ------- hi just wondered if you could powder coat a myford super 7 and would it be better than painting it tanks ste ...Delivered via [link] Metalworking Forums Web and RSS access to your favorite newsgroup - uk.rec.models.engineering - 12454 messages and counting!... more »
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help finding drill clamps
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I'm after one of these but the only ones a trawl of google and the toy catalogues has turned up is this glorified pair of mole grips; [link] I remember using a dinky little clamp at college which did the same job and provided greater clamping power, it had a square-ish body... more »
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Garden Fork
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Not exactly a model one. Sorry, but a neighbour of mine has broken a Garden fork tine, spike, whatever, off. and he is desperate to get it repaired, as it belonged to his father. It is an end piece and has broken on the right angle bend. The break surface looks a bit like cast iron, but I doubt that it is, as in trying to straighten it a... more »
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