Here is a list of all the postings Keith has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: Construction Material |
07/06/2012 19:00:51 |
I have also been surprised that this is not done. |
Thread: Portable Engine Model Engineer Article by Tony Webster |
07/06/2012 18:58:13 |
I agree also - it will be a shame if gets pulled. Keith |
07/06/2012 18:58:09 |
I agree also - it will be a shame if gets pulled. Keith |
Thread: Open Source models |
14/05/2012 12:43:25 |
With open source - there is a caveat - you are free to use it - copy it and modify it - but if you modify it you must also make your modifications available. This would also sound a good idea! Keith |
Thread: Issue using Google Chrome |
08/11/2011 07:36:53 |
The copper mallet wouldn't matter so much, but to get the job done you need the correct size of spanner! Keith |
Thread: Have you recently submitted an article? |
02/11/2011 07:40:08 |
best wishes to David as well Keith |
Thread: MEW180 CAD Article |
11/08/2011 13:00:24 |
I think, as it is food for thought that it being published was fine. I read most of the articles in ME and MEW for ideas. Keith |
Thread: Countryman's Steam in 4410. Not! |
11/08/2011 12:53:43 |
Thanks David I was enjoying it despite its shortcomings! Keith |
11/08/2011 11:27:59 |
Also disappointed not been there recently No comment from David? Keith |
Thread: Adams wheels |
10/07/2011 18:53:23 |
David Nice to see this is continuing - I was starting to fear that because of the issues raised it was going to be quietly dropped - glad it hasn't been - was considering this as a project. However, will waite until I have it all before starting - at the moment am just doing it in my head and making mental corrections Keith |
Thread: Iron Burning |
06/07/2011 07:16:30 |
When I taught science one of my party tricks was to explode custard powder. Keith |
Thread: Current Issue |
18/06/2011 21:08:56 |
David What has happened to the Country Steam portable engine series - has it been quietly dropped? Keith |
Thread: Can not view Digital Issues with 64 bit IE |
26/05/2011 15:19:48 |
I am guessing that pdfs open in i.e. rather that acrobat. If yiu alter your settings to open in Acrobat it should fix it
keith |
Thread: New technology in Model Engineers Workshop |
20/05/2011 13:31:41 |
But would most of todays innovation fall into this catagory?
Plus I do seem to recall an article suggesting the use of mains leads to plug into batteries for portable tools!
As often is quoted is it not that the editor can only print the articles that he is presented with. More likely the contributors are not that forward thinking. There are a number of contributors to this forum who believe that if they are not controlling their machine tools themselves then there is no skill in it. Perhap this country has lost its innovators, hence we are going down hill! |
Thread: This months MEW are 3 CNC features two too many |
16/05/2011 07:59:31 |
I also don't envy David his job. However, what does he do if he doesn't get the articles to publish, or he does but the quality is not there. I can understand why David hasn't commented. i must admit I also spent more time reading the free addission then the magazine. However, I still go to smiths and buy both mags even if the content is to my liking or not - I may use it in the future. One possibility is a CNC Special. Keith |
Thread: Adams wheels |
13/05/2011 12:25:29 |
Don't think it is the camera angle - as they don't form a straight line with the axle bearing. |
Thread: Technical and engineering drawing. |
20/04/2011 21:38:07 |
I too hope this series happens Keith |
Thread: Countryman's Steam - Chain drilling |
12/04/2011 07:58:53 |
After the first article, I saw this as a possible future project. I don't want to appear critical as the author has had a lot of stick already, and others seeing this will be dissuaded from producing future articles. However, I read the section on tools and thought that the project was going to involve only hand tools as this is all that is mentioned, I think this section would have been better if seperated from the main article by putting it in a seperate frame). I too am confused by the lack of dimentions, hopefully this will be resolved later. Plus for a beginner, more details are needed in areas. I do get the impression that information for beginers has been added to what was already written. Potentially this is a brilliant project! I like trhe idea suggested by others of submitting articles to (volunteer) proof readers to reduce errors / confusion! Keith |
Thread: What is the truth about "Tich"and "Minnie"? |
15/12/2010 16:28:22 |
Thanks for advice re Minnie book - I have most of the digital volumes that where on this site - will either try to get the rest or look for second hand book. I have since remembered where I saw a book for sale - I am sure that it was new - will see if it is still there. Cheers Keith |
13/12/2010 16:24:24 |
A little bit off topic but not by much - I know the plans are available for Minnie - I thought the book was as well - but google only came up with secondhand ones - some for a lot of money. Does anyone know if it still is - I might have assumed thats why the back issues were removed from the site as relatives wan'ted money from book sales. Does anyone know if it is still available? I ask because it is my retirement project and that is getting closer! Keith |
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