Here is a list of all the postings Andyf has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: is it the end of it =( |
04/04/2012 00:31:56 |
Are you sure it's the motor that's gone west, Mike, and not the speed control board or the auxiliary board with the relay which starts/stops the motor? Even if it is the motor, it might only need new brushes. That said, if a plume of magic smoke and a horrible smell came from it, you probably do need a new motor. Warco or Amadeal should be able to fix you up with another one. Andy |
Thread: Model Engineers' Workshop 188 |
20/03/2012 19:29:17 |
Oh dear, DC; you have made a rod for your own back! No reports of torn covers, but your enquiry has revealed another problem: crumpled innards. I'm sure that if torn covers were widespread, WH Smith would have piped up. My postal copy was pristine, inside and out. Andy
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Thread: Just read this "beginners guide" and laughed a lot! |
15/03/2012 18:18:09 |
Hi David, I've added a proper attribution, and the link to this site which you suggested. Of course, there's no guarantee this will fend off trouble, but if Magicalia complain, I will remove the page forthwith. Same if I hear from the original author (or his executors), though that's perhaps unlikely after 50-odd years. I hadn't realised that it was one of a series. As John Stewart says, it might be worth reprinting the lot! Not sure if any of my projects are worth writing up, and it might mean a bit of work in remaking the really ugly bits and polishing things up for photos. If you think anything is worthy of publication, send me a PM. Regards, Andy |
15/03/2012 00:19:24 |
The "andysmachines" website is mine. As stated at the top of the page, I didn't know the origin of the article, but now John Stewart has identified the author, I'll be happy to add a proper attribution. But by putting it out on the Interweb, am I breaching the copyright of the author or the publication (Model Engineer, probably) where it first appeared? Andy |
Thread: What exhibition? |
13/09/2011 00:27:11 |
Hi Goran,
I'm not going to recommend an exhibition to visit, because I only ever go to the one in Harrogate, but when choosing, do bear in mind that even in summer the UK and Germany may feel pretty cool to someone from La Palma. Late autumn, winter and early spring would definitely require investment in warm clothing!
Andy Edited By Andyf on 13/09/2011 00:27:49 |
Thread: Dore Westbury Milling Machine |
01/07/2011 08:43:12 |
Posted by Chris Trice on 29/06/2011 23:38:56:
Wasn't the Dore Westbury a kit? I had a Mk 1 (bought secondhand finished) and remember the belting being standard V belt. I have a Mk I and use a car fan belt on its 3-step pulleys. But I think the Mk II pulleys are 5-step, with narrower grooves to take a round belt. See third pic down here: http://www.lathes.co.uk/dore%20westbury/page2.html
Andy
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Thread: Visiting UK |
07/09/2009 13:24:55 |
Manchester Museum of Science and Industry is worth a visit if you are in the area. Large steam hall with many working static engines and (non-working) locomotives. A couple of locos in steam outdoors, offering a short (400m or so) ride to the world's oldest railway station, which is also part of the Museum.
And it's free
![]() Andy |
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