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Thread: Pop-up for digital.
27/04/2010 13:07:38
Yer little tinker DC1, they ARE taking notice of us, Now, about EVERYONE being able to see the archived copies -----
 
  Regards  ian.

Edited By Circlip on 27/04/2010 13:07:57

26/04/2010 18:28:52
Oh yes, some chance of that. No, it's the "Test ride M/E and MEW" by cliking on the cover. Link on front page
 
 
  Take Model Engineer and Model Engineers' Workshop magazines for a trial run here.
 
 
 
  Regards  Ian.

Edited By Circlip on 26/04/2010 18:30:21

Thread: "Foundation" book has got me worried
26/04/2010 12:55:26
Piranna heaters (upright type) if you can blag one, 25w's I think, under the cover and VENTILLATE the garage.
 
  Regards Ian.

Edited By Circlip on 26/04/2010 12:55:44

Thread: Pop-up for digital.
26/04/2010 12:50:37
Many thanks DC1 and Kelvin, so not only the wolves are listening to the bleating of the sheep. Only the long posts and the "See for free" feature to sort and we're nearly there.
 
  Regards  Ian.
24/04/2010 13:12:10
Trouble is Hansrudolf, your lot are so damned efficient, how did you come second in-----------------------------------------------------------1966.
 
 Now you're showing us up to be the idiots we are 
 
  Best regards  Ian.
Thread: Ball Nose Mill Cutter, did I break it?
24/04/2010 13:07:49
Awww don't tell them about Clarksons Mr Coleman, you're ruining the market for us oldies.
 
  Regards  Ian.
Thread: errors in drawings
24/04/2010 13:02:33
And don't forget double efilump and aunty quarian Terry
 
   Regards  Ian.
Thread: Do you get what you pay for ?.
24/04/2010 13:00:00
Carbon steel tooling holds an edge FAR better than HSS, but is dependant on what you are cutting. Perviding you adjust the hole size to suit the application you should have no problems.
 
  Machine tapping?? Got a propper tapping head ??
 
  Regards Ian.
Thread: Pop-up for digital.
24/04/2010 12:52:07
Sad that some have to threaten to leave all because the "Marketing" wallies think they know best. In PROPPER organisations marketing usually listen to the customers and alter their strategy to market forces?? Naaaaa, Perhaps they are unable to READ. (See my previous posting).
 
 Oh the enlightened times we live in.
 
  Another Question DC1. On other web sites there is a Cancel membership button. Can your designers fit one onto here so that instead of stopping posting, a more obvious vision is shown???
 
  Regards  Ian.
Thread: Maintaining Sheen
23/04/2010 13:41:55
Gold plate.
Thread: Pop-up for digital.
23/04/2010 13:36:13
One of the advantages of coming from a more enlightened age was that when problems occurred, we were taught to go through a systematic checking approach and piece by piece elliminate the various options to achieve a solution.
 
 Todays techy geniei leave school with a degree in illiteracy and an inability to LISTEN. Perhaps "The office" should be reminded with a suitable length of 4"x2" (100x50) WOOD not metal that before embarking on yet more gimmicks "Hey lads, look what I'VE just done", that the same old same olds keep coming back and untill they are sorted, the perpitraitors are just annoying the users.
 
  Regards  Ian.
 
  We get the stupid subscription pop-up but we still can't take a test ride to see what you're trying to extract more pictures of HRH from our pockets.

Edited By Circlip on 23/04/2010 13:38:53

Thread: Plated Morse taper
22/04/2010 08:40:08
Read what I rote mate. Yes I have. Had to have my forks on my Italian motorcycle operated on in this way.
 
  The Italians are fantastic designers and ingineers but can't paint and definately can't bl***y chrome plate.
 
  Re-iterate, go for HARD chroming.
 
   Regards  Ian.
 
 
21/04/2010 16:20:09
That's why I pointed to Hard Chrome David.
 
  Regards Ian.
21/04/2010 12:36:36
But idealy go for hard chrome plating. the people that do this usually grind the finished item to size.
 
  O I, Chrome is colourless, It''s the Nickel plating beforehand that shines and that's soft chroming.
 
  Regards  Ian.
Thread: Whistle Construction
21/04/2010 12:31:59
No probs mate, we're lucky to get the website to work anyway, must be the volcanic ash bunging the servers up
 
  Regards  Ian.
Thread: Rivers 2.49cc and DC 1cc engines
20/04/2010 19:05:28
So now I must look out my old finger protector which I used to use.  I'd forgotten how vicious these little things can be.   
 
  Damned wimp, it's nobut a 249,  Flicking an OS 40 glow makes you quicker
 
  Regards  Ian.
Thread: Digital editions of Model Engineer and Model Engineers' Workshop.
19/04/2010 13:07:15
Yes Peter, you PAID.
 
  Regards  Ian.
Thread: To Web Master
19/04/2010 13:05:29
The original site developers really should get a good kicking for stealing money for the abismal performance we have had to tolerate since ME went back online. I'll bet P.M is rotating in his grave. Overlap in"Tap Magic", AGAIN (Overlap that is), subscriber digital veiwing AGAIN, "Have a look how the digital issues work" No it don't. Inability to delete dual postings, No reply numbers.
 
    1 out of 100, REALLY must try harder.
 
  Regards?  Ian.
 
  Take Model Engineer and Model Engineers' Workshop magazines for a trial run here.
 
   Go on then.

Edited By Circlip on 19/04/2010 13:09:02

Thread: Rivers 2.49cc and DC 1cc engines
19/04/2010 12:52:14
Already mentioned on Ramons "Racer" thread, the nylon prop will have "Dried out". Any "Old" ones boil in water for quarter of an hour and leave to cool submerged in the pan.
 
   Regards  Ian
 
  Providing you don't sharpen them, wooden props ALWAYS left a better cut.
Thread: 1040 Steel
19/04/2010 11:54:47
Aye, and don't forget, the FOREMAN ain't paying for the cutters now.
 
   Regards  Ian.
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