Model Engineers' Workshop Magazine

Model Engineers' Workshop Magazine September 2016 Edição anterior

English

Model Engineers' Workshop Magazine Preview

Only €5,99

Welcome to Model Engineers' Workshop September 2016 (Issue 245). Issue 245 is a another great read for every hobby engineer!

CNC IN THE (MODEL ENGINEER’S WORKSHOP): Marcus Bowman tackles the machining of some irregular shapes.

A LOOK AT DRILL SHARPENING Jacques Maurel: uses 3D CAD to help work out just what is going on when we sharpen a drill.

MAKING THE LAMMAS HARDNESS TESTER: Rod Jenkins talks us through the making of this intriguing precision device.

FROM THE ARCHIVE – MAKING SPRINGS: A neat technique described by G. E. Coupland back in 1942.

MAKING AND BUILDING THE ACUTE SHARPENING SYSTEM: John Ashton takes on the semi-machined kit for Eccentric Engineering’s pantograph based sharpener.

DRUMMOND M LATHE EXTENSION: Do you need a lathe that is five feet between centres? Alan Hearsum did, so he made one!

GEARCUTTER: Alan James Aldridge continues his series on building a ‘Jacobs’ style gear making machine.

OUT OF THE FRYING PAN: Des Bromilow repairs a kitchen utensil, while passing on a few workshop tips.

MODIFICATIONS TO A WORDEN TOOL AND CUTTER GRINDER: Laurie Leonard adds a fine adjustment facility to the tilting table – and offers a few more minor enhancements.

On The Cover: Reader Rod Jenkins made this fine example of the Lammas Hardness tester, see the full story on page 28.

Plus all our regulars!

September 2016 Welcome to Model Engineers' Workshop September 2016 (Issue 245). Issue 245 is a another great read for every hobby engineer! CNC IN THE (MODEL ENGINEER’S WORKSHOP): Marcus Bowman tackles the machining of some irregular shapes. A LOOK AT DRILL SHARPENING Jacques Maurel: uses 3D CAD to help work out just what is going on when we sharpen a drill. MAKING THE LAMMAS HARDNESS TESTER: Rod Jenkins talks us through the making of this intriguing precision device. FROM THE ARCHIVE – MAKING SPRINGS: A neat technique described by G. E. Coupland back in 1942. MAKING AND BUILDING THE ACUTE SHARPENING SYSTEM: John Ashton takes on the semi-machined kit for Eccentric Engineering’s pantograph based sharpener. DRUMMOND M LATHE EXTENSION: Do you need a lathe that is five feet between centres? Alan Hearsum did, so he made one! GEARCUTTER: Alan James Aldridge continues his series on building a ‘Jacobs’ style gear making machine. OUT OF THE FRYING PAN: Des Bromilow repairs a kitchen utensil, while passing on a few workshop tips. MODIFICATIONS TO A WORDEN TOOL AND CUTTER GRINDER: Laurie Leonard adds a fine adjustment facility to the tilting table – and offers a few more minor enhancements. On The Cover: Reader Rod Jenkins made this fine example of the Lammas Hardness tester, see the full story on page 28. Plus all our regulars!

SELECCIONAR FORMATO:

Acesso imediato

Ofertas digitais disponíveis:

Edição digital única September 2016

€5,99 / issue

Esta edição e outras edições anteriores não estão incluídas numa Model Engineers' Workshop Magazine inscrição. As assinaturas incluem a edição regular mais recente e os novos números lançados durante sua assinatura e começam a partir de €3,83 por edição . Se pretende subscrever, consulte o nosso Opções de assinatura

Ver todas as ofertas + Ver mais ofertas + Ocultar ofertas extra -

As poupanças são calculadas com base na compra comparável de edições únicas durante um período de subscrição anual e podem variar em relação aos montantes anunciados. Os cálculos destinam-se apenas a fins ilustrativos. As assinaturas digitais incluem a última edição e todas as edições regulares lançadas durante a sua assinatura, salvo indicação em contrário. O período escolhido será renovado automaticamente, exceto se for cancelado na área A minha conta até 24 horas antes do fim da assinatura atual.