Here is a list of all the postings dixie has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: What's Changed? |
04/04/2011 18:20:39 |
Hi ChrisH I had almost identical problems a few weeks ago last about ten days then reverted back to normal, this site as allways been problematical as we all know.
Brian |
Thread: unc to metric or imperial |
24/03/2011 20:25:23 |
Hello JasonB I agree with your sentiments about fixings. I have used the mdmetric.com
chart to find the nearest BA size, so all I need now is to make or buy some studding and nuts in 3-4-6-7-8-9-11 BA. Thanks for your help.
Brian |
23/03/2011 23:10:15 |
Hello Many thanks for the information,three very usefull sites will look up the MEW tomorrow. Once again many thanks Brian |
23/03/2011 19:03:17 |
Hello. Does any one know of a chart that lists UNC -UNF screws along side
their metric or imperial matches, or has any one an easy way to transpose the same. I am considering making the Snow Engine, the list of fasteners contain many sizes I have not come across and would be a bit tiresome to make, such as
0-80x3/16,1-72x 3/16, 2-56 x1/8 socket head cap screws. Idealy I need a U.K supplier of these sizes all in all there are over twenty different sizes a total of about one hundred and sixty screws.
Brian |
Thread: Searching google |
26/02/2011 11:04:38 |
Hello all, beware of this link I used it and the computor warned me of mal ware I instantly clicked quarantine but still got over 100 files infected when the scan was run. What do these bimbos get out of doing this. |
Thread: Swarf |
15/02/2011 19:20:03 |
Hello I take mine to the scrappy when heading that way on other errands, usualy swop for a lump of brass, ali or bronze with cash addjustment,
brian |
Thread: What beginners model engine should I choose? |
07/02/2011 20:46:11 |
Thanks Jason it still says "sorry dixie you are banned from useing this forum". Have tried registering but get same response. thanks again for trying, I can live without them.
Regards brian |
07/02/2011 19:14:39 |
Hello JasonB going off thread the link you put up to HMEM , when I clicked it on I was informed that I am banned from that forum, it even used my user name from this site ME/ MEW forum. any comments any one.
brian |
Thread: Brass turnings |
14/01/2011 18:51:39 |
Hi I usually collect my brass scrap in a 1Kg margarine carton and take to the scrap yard when passing that way on other other journeys, usually take away a small billet of brass or aluminium in exchange. They will give cash if you prefer.
brian |
Thread: Magazine on time |
10/01/2011 19:28:08 |
Hello. H.N.Y. everybody . No sign of 4394 or4395 in deepest Herefordshire, but goods ordered online or phone arrive in under 36 hours as a rule so its not the poor old postie who's at fault I think. |
Thread: Scale model Economy hit & miss engine builders wanted |
11/12/2010 16:05:02 |
Hello Charles 2010
To make a tapered fuel screw drill down the end of your threaded part then super glue a gramophone needle in job done, look on ebay for needles.
brian |
Thread: Aciera F1, Deckel FP1 or Sixis S101 machine design |
26/10/2010 14:42:49 |
Hi Steve Have you tried( lathes.co.uk) for the manuels you require. Good luck with your project .
Brian |
Thread: Desperate ! Need parts list for Warco WM-240 lathe |
21/10/2010 19:30:41 |
Hi rik
I also had this type of attitude from another well known company, they seemed to think they were doing me a favour by selling me some of their productsso, I purchased elsewhere and ended with a better deal. As to your parts try Toolco they do the same type of lathes just a differant badge. |
Thread: Tool & Cutter Grinder D.V.D |
03/10/2010 16:40:06 |
Hello Michael thanks for your help I have sent for the cd .
Regards Brian |
01/10/2010 20:32:20 |
Hello as any one come across a dvd on how to use a tool & cutter grinder ,if so please point me in the right direction.
Brian |
Thread: What is the ultimate lathe for model engineering |
04/09/2010 20:48:18 |
Hi All .Does anyone think the original question smacks of a Michael removing exersize
dixie |
Thread: Is this hobby dying? |
04/09/2010 20:34:46 |
Hello Axel I think the answer to your question lies in the fact most young people just do not have the time to spend rather than lack of interest, most seem to busy actually making a living to even live. As for my self I took up this hobby for the first time aged SEVENTY
Regards Brian |
Thread: Where to buy indexable tool tips |
20/08/2010 20:17:11 |
Hello the following is a good site they give dimensions for the bits they stock, so it is easy to work out what one needs,www.indexable.com/pdf/indexable-carbide
good luck Brian Edited By dixie on 20/08/2010 20:21:11 |
Thread: 4 jaw Self centering chuck |
17/08/2010 20:00:53 |
Hi Many thanks to all those who gave an opinion to my query, I dont think I need to get one just yet.. Thanks Again Brian. |
14/08/2010 18:57:34 |
Hello. Are 4jaw s/c chucks any better with normal circular material than three jaw s/c chucks. I can see the advantage for turning a round on something perfectly square or drilling through the centre of a square, but are there enough advantages to justify the cost. I ask this question because someone said get your self a four jaw s/c, but could not say why when pressed. |
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