Model Engineers' Workshop Magazine January 2014 Edizione posteriore

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!