Model Engineers' Workshop Magazine | January 2014
This 68 page issue is packed with interesting articles for the home workshop enthusiast. There is something for everyone in this information packed issue.
Also inside:
• Tony Jeffree continues renovating his Cowells lathe.
• Stephen Bondfield uses an outrunner motor to power a miniature drill.
• Gary Wooding improves his Centec milling machine.
• Alan Hearsum fits taper roller bearings to a Myford ML7 lathe.
• Trevor Ford offers drawings and constructional details of his home-made injection moulding machine.
• David Piddington machines a Hemingway kit including materials and a casting as he describes making an instrument-makers’ vice.
There is also something for engineers at different levels with CNC: Marcus Bowman continues his series of articles aimed at beginners, while John Pace increases his own CNC machine capacity, converting a Warco GH1000 lathe.
Terry Gorin makes and fits backgear to his Unimat SL lathe.
John M Smith makes some simple tooling for his workshop fly press.
As usual, there’s all the usual features. Enjoy your read!
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Model Engineers' Workshop Magazine January 2014.