Here is a list of all the postings martin haysom has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: Shims |
28/12/2021 11:46:21 |
have you got a mate who welds cars ?? ask him/her for a few off cuts. |
Thread: Suitable Metal for Electro-magnet Levers |
28/12/2021 11:41:02 |
soft iron as used in commercial solenoids and transformers |
Thread: Speed Camera Flashes? |
27/12/2021 12:03:49 |
the one that got me did not flash at all and like you i was not paying attention. i won't being doing that again [not paying attention that is]. |
Thread: Gentlemen a problem for you to answer |
13/12/2021 12:10:05 |
i built a 5.8 l v8 on an engine stand. the stands pivot is just a steel tube in a steel tube one end only. easy to turn i dowt your engine is heaver. make it adjustable so it ready for next time |
Thread: Shortening Screws |
13/12/2021 11:57:08 |
used hacksaw and file for years but not anymore as i made the lantern chuck in MEW Edited By martin haysom on 13/12/2021 11:58:01 |
Thread: Flux |
04/12/2021 17:29:31 |
could just use it dry |
Thread: Selling your models: do they have to be licensed? |
03/12/2021 12:36:53 |
safer to make it your's and not a copy |
Thread: New Micrometers |
01/12/2021 12:29:33 |
Posted by Peter Simpson 3 on 01/12/2021 07:46:35:
I realise we all do different model engineering but the talk of measuring to 1/100000" and buying micrometers with heat shield to stop finger temperature affecting the reading is mind blowing. I doubt many engineering companies work to these tolerances. you are right there. me i work in a air conditioned temperature controlled clean room with calibrated equipment. we rarely work to those limits
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Thread: Is there a demand for Whitworth tools? |
01/12/2021 12:07:55 |
unlikely to be worth any more than they weigh in for. there is a charity tool stand at a place near me where you can just pick them up and put a donation in a box. the table is unmanned. pity because i got lots of them too |
Thread: Is Model Engineering "green"? |
29/11/2021 09:26:52 |
Posted by Ady1 on 29/11/2021 09:17:27:
8 billion people and counting now... used to be 6 Billion... this is the real problem
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Thread: What O-ring is this? |
29/11/2021 09:14:14 |
Posted by Gary Wooding on 28/11/2021 14:31:08:
I opted for the 1/4"x3/32" size (had to buy 5) but it turned out to be a mite too big - the valve actually went in, but was far too tight. I probable something closer to 1/4"x1/16" will be OK. sometime the ring needs some lube
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Thread: The Internet of Things The Internet of problems |
21/11/2021 19:17:49 |
Posted by Brian John on 20/11/2021 12:52:11:
Who will be the first person to buy a ''driverless car'' ? The whole concept makes me laugh.
can't see the point myself. but each to there own |
Thread: 80th birthday |
19/11/2021 21:51:21 |
no idea
happy birthday |
Thread: Milling machine clamps |
19/11/2021 14:46:13 |
Posted by Nicholas Wheeler 1 on 19/11/2021 13:51:07:
Posted by roy entwistle on 19/11/2021 11:19:05:
I'm sorry but I can't understand why anybody with a milling machine or a lathe would buy clamps, tee nuts, straps etc. Making them is barely any cheaper and a huge drain on time. Which is true of a lot of tooling that is better bought so the actual work can be done. don't take long to nock up a few clamps and a lot can be learnt from making your own tooling |
Thread: Can red oxide primer be painted on to Rust? |
18/11/2021 12:05:17 |
personally i think all these so called rust converters are just snake oil scratch the black surface they leave and you will see red rust still gnarring away at your steel |
Thread: Stainless Rod |
07/11/2021 14:32:55 |
grade is important as some stainless will rust |
Thread: Grinding paste |
07/11/2021 14:29:50 |
Posted by Alan Gordon 4 on 07/11/2021 14:14:06:
Thanks Andrew, Does this mean the higher the number the courser the paste ? mucked that up ment to say yes |
07/11/2021 14:28:13 |
Posted by Alan Gordon 4 on 07/11/2021 14:14:06:
Thanks Andrew, Does this mean the higher the number the courser the paste ?
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Thread: Which bearings for a grinder? |
31/10/2021 09:29:22 |
if the originals lasted 50/60 years i would stick with the same type |
Thread: Smart & Brown Questions |
27/10/2021 12:48:08 |
i too have a smart and brown lathe a model m. best of luck finding parts there is not a lot out there. there is a smart and brown forum which might help i was on to but i have lost my link. some stuff turns up in the bay of thieves. i have been looking for a 95 tooth change gear for some time now and have decided the only i will get one is to make it which will be fun as i have no idea where to start yet |
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