Here is a list of all the postings Exmoor309 has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: Equipping a workshop |
08/01/2013 22:28:14 |
Hi Jeff, I've been looking at a Warco WM 280V-F, which has the option for a milling attachment. I'm not sure of the capabilities of an attachment though. The Chester equivalent DB11VS is slightly cheaper and is also available with an attachment. Milling machines, I looked at a Warco turret mill. (Provided a link as it doesn't give a model name) - http://www.warco.co.uk/milling-machines/40-vmc-turret-mill---vertical-milling-machine.html I've not really thought about anything else yet!
Derek - many thanks for your reply also. Callum |
08/01/2013 20:56:12 |
Hi Jeff, Many thanks for your reply. This is the very thing that I've been looking for! I've been looking at buying machinery brand new, as far as I can. This way I know they haven't had any nasty accidents and have been 'bodged' back up again. Also it gives me a good standing for acquiring spare parts and accessories for the machines. I have a collection of bits and pieces (files, spanners, drill bits and such) given to me by my uncle, but at some stage they will undoubtedly wear out and I will have to replace them. Regarding thread systems, I suppose I will have to get what the drawings require. The Y4 drawings seem to show model engineer threads mostly, but no doubt I'll require others! Thank you once again! Callum
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08/01/2013 18:21:38 |
Hi all, I know this question has probably been asked thousands of times, but I haven't really seen anything to help on the internet. I have 2 7 1/4" gauge locos that were bought complete, but I have never built a loco and think it is time to have a go. (I've linked a couple of photos of my locos at the bottom) The question is - What do I really need for a workshop? I guess the basics would be;
I am intending to build Doug Hewson's Y4 tank as I'm following it in EIM at the moment. He states that he built his first one with an ML7 and a pillar drill! Could anybody recommend machinary? Lathewise, I'm looking for something bigger than an ML7, something capable of swinging 10 - 12"? http://sphotos-e.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/59823_478034846872_547114_n.jpg Many thanks in advance Callum Edited By Exmoor309 on 08/01/2013 18:28:06 Edited By Exmoor309 on 08/01/2013 18:29:04 |
Thread: Bridget Drawings |
04/01/2013 20:27:43 |
Many thanks for that. GWRdriver, I have messaged you. Callum |
02/01/2013 16:29:58 |
Hi all, Does anybody know where I can get hold of the Ken Swan Bridget drawings? Reeves seem to sell everything but the drawings, which is strange. Regards Callum |
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