Member postings for Gep Engler

Here, you can find a lot of information about threads; "normal" as well as many "exotic" threads.:**LINK**
Includinng several forms of WW.
This is by far the most extensive overview I have ever seen on Internet (In English as well as German language)

But unfortunately, I could not find the thread you are looking for, even there.

Best regards from The Netherlands, Gep

HiHarry,

I have an Emcomat 7 (metric version) including the milling attachment.

Your questions:
(1) See page 19 (PDF 20) file (emco.or.at)
(2) ???
(3) ???
(4) See user manual page 28 (PDF 29): **LINK**

More information:

**LINK**

And this forum also contains information about other "members of this Emco-family":
**LINK**

Hope this helps.

Good luck & Best regards from The Netherlands,
Gep **LINK**

Hi Paul,

Welcome to this forum!
The "Boxford User Group" may be interesting for you (and other owners):
**LINK**

Good luck and best regards from The Nrtherlands,
Gep

Here, in The Netherlands, we have this company: **LINK** (website unfortunately in Dutch only).

For instance, on this page of that site, you find small (starting M1,2 x8) metric steel hex head screws with high heads: **LINK**

Regards from The Neherlands,
Gep

Edited By Gep Engler on 26/11/2022 13:29:35

Hi Chris,
Congratulations with your new "toy"!

You can find a ton of information on the old website of Chris Heapy:
**LINK**
and navigate to "Workshop Techniques".

Unfortunately, the original website was canceled and the author disapeared.
But someone saved most of it, probably without the pictures.
Although the links are broken, it seems many of the pictures are now here:
**LINK**

Good luck and best regards from The Neterlands,
Gep **LINK**

Two songs in Durch, both by "Ed & Willem Bever" (both from "de Fabeltjeskrant", a a Dutch children's television series featuring puppetry and stop motion broadcasted in the seventies).
See: **LINK**

Stoomlied (Steam Song):
YouTube: **LINK**
Song Text: **LINK**

Hup, daar is Willem met de waterpomptang (Whoops, there is William with the water pump pliers):
YouTube: **LINK**
Song Text: **LINK**

Enjoy !

Regards from The Netherlands, Gep

Hi Dan,

Welcome to this useful forum!
I have a combined lathe/mill: An old Emcomat 7 with milling attachment.
See this section of my website (in Dutch): **LINK**

Best regards from Delft and good luck! Gep

Hi Gene,
As you are living in Luxemburg, try RC Machines:
Machines - RC MACHINES Luxembourg | RC Machines Luxembourg EN (rcm-machines.com)
Good luck and regards from NL
Gep

Edited By Gep Engler on 16/11/2021 12:09:02

There is also a very good series of instruction videos (over 300!) by “Tubalcain”, also known as “Mr. Pete” or “mrpete222”.
These videos can be found here: **LINK**
Highly recommended!

See also:
**LINK**
**LINK**
**LINK**

This “Tubalcain” from the US should not be confused with “Tubal Cain” (Tom Walshaw) from the UK who made many contributions in The Model Engineer. See: **LINK**

Best regards from The Netherlands,
Gep
Web: **LINK**
YouTube: **LINK**

Hi Chris,

Probably the simplest clock for a beginner is a "Foliot-clock".

See also this topic: **LINK**

Up to now, it was the first and only clock I made.
See also: **LINK**

Edited By Gep Engler on 17/11/2012 00:31:02

Hi Martin,

Here, you can find a translation service:

http://babelfish.yahoo.com/

For my work, I occasionally used this service (since a few month I am retired).

But be warned: do not expect really good results. But it is good enough to get an idea.

Regards from the country of windmills, wooden shoes, and tulips,

Gep

Home page: http://home.tiscali.nl/gepengler/index.html (should be updated; pictures are old!)

For the fun, I used this service to translate my original text above from English to Dutch and than back to English. The result is like English manuals of Chinese electronics: