Member postings for Barnsleyman

Thank you guys. The mystery is solved.

sorry about the google link I didn’t know how to set up an album - I do now

have a good Christmas and thanks to everyone who responded

paul

Hi Pete

what would they use them for - obviously testing tapers🤔

but what does that mean ?

Thanks guys I have an album

brilliant

How do you post pictures? Used google as a work around

Paul

Got these two from a load of stuff I bought in an old Ammo box. I've cleaned up lots of the other things - just starting with a new lathe and mill. These have me stuck for a use - they are very nicely finished or were when new

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pU8iZhtDek1RIgBa5yakKeb3vMIu7mEh/view?usp=sharing,

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uq-ykdzK0DEaZ-qUWttLyWfpAKTkqDAF/view?usp=sharing

Paul

Cheers Chris

had a good chat with Ian earlier. Just watching blonde hacks on milling for beginners

hole centre finding - got a feeling I may need that skill when I start to screw studs out of a 82 year old bike

Paul

Thank you everyone

John I’ll definitely get the books

Howard - wortley is just up the road from me - I’m in hood green

brilliant

great to get such encouragement

cheers paul

Hi everyone - just bought a Warco GH1236 and super major vario milling machine. I’m not an engineer. I have a 1939 Ariel Square Four motorbike for restoration. Thank you already to the person who recommended the pm1236 manual.

id like to know if there are any engineers who are familiar with these machines - I’ve set them up, that would be interested in giving some tuition.

i’m not Looking for free lessons. I’m happy to pay for a course using these machines. I’m in Barnsley - I taught science many years ago in Sheffield so was hoping to find someone local. Still working so a couple of weekends ?

i know it’s an unusual request but why not learn from an expert properly. I’m a diving instructor for Bsac, so summer is flat out diving and training - not as much in winter so this would be an ideal time for me to learn and practise

paul tarn