Member postings for Raymond Sanderson 2

Brilliant idea I am about to make something similar for the selection of auger bits I have now will have to cut some more tube for the files thanks idea stolen.

Lucky basket.

When at Technical collage it was my turn to go for lunches, my scooter stuck in the corner of the loading bay with a seniors Norton easier to get out. I had asked him to move his nicely as we shared the area and often rode home along the same highway. Next thing I heard was here catch!!! I heard the tinkling of keys said thanks as I caught them and started moving his brand new bike (4 weeks old) he yelled out no take it to get the lunches it'll be quicker!!! I was dumb founded. There sat my little Honda 90 step through looking like a Corgi toy beside his Norton. He came helped me back it out onto the street loading bay was littered with steel and such. I had ridden a mates 750 Four so a bigger bike was no problem me being a weed.

3/4hr latter I returned with look on my face.

Needless to say I sat quietly in class the rest of the day. LOL

Jason the Olive was quite old bought for me by my son for some $200.00 I have tried striking its cuttings often I can only hope this time it woks.

Why your not that old Neil something to look forward to in your retirement years.

Ian had forgotten about the Model show missed that one.

Here's the listing of events

http://www.sydneyantiquemachineryclub.com/events-calendar.html

Bazyle I am about to cut my first thread in over 35yrs it will be 30x3.5. It was also first time setting up the Myford for gear cutting since I bought it. I jumped onto this thread to follow the gear making for future ref.

After 3 years of neglect and spring on its way it was time for some TLC to my small Bonsia collection sadly I lost my major Olive to much water and bugs. Some new shoots off the old main root saved so hopefully in 30 yrs it'll look as good as it once was. My 35 yr old Fig still doing well and its off springs.

Thanks Ian I hope to do more and much better. Will we see you at Clarendon ??

Thanks for Suburban looks good.

I left out clickspring yes Aussie

Like XD351 I subscribe if I find its of any interest covering a wide range of metal and woodwork. His list is much the same as mine. Only one I struggle with is MrPete although top videos its his drawl, sorry its just me not him I skip through a lot. as I feel he side tracks far to often.

The fellow who is casting in shorts and thongs well there is far more he's doing wrong.

I follow these also as they venture into other areas but still to do with machining

https://www.youtube.com/user/outsidescrewball

https://www.youtube.com/user/titankron

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6HG4kXPSgb1Bhx6CY9e6iw

https://www.youtube.com/user/machiningmoments

https://www.youtube.com/user/keithappleton

https://www.youtube.com/user/steamwally

There are many others some not so great, some its their home business some pure hobby and the size of workshops vary widely as does machines and knowledge. Much like on many forums yet many also have similar ideas or different approaches to what is being done.

Keith Fenner and Double Boost are fine examples of the variations above.

Still like today a mate who's recently retired trained machinist, die setter, injection moulding has taken to a mini lathe & mill.

There is so much to thank so many for..........but I always find if you don't get out and give it a go you'll never learn.

Maybe ME/MEW should have a video section.

Darn I was wondering if the manual showed servicing etc. I found an oil nipple on the rim today now just need to know type grade of oil etc. Might just use the Myford or 4x4 20W50 I have.

It does Richard and I have found that manual/pdf on line thanks.

See this is why you are editor always full of advice and quick to pass on helpful information keeping us all up to standard.

No such luck Ian but Hare & Forbes do sell them. They had a set for sale about 2 yrs ago wish I had picked them up back then clearance stock they were.

New toy arrived yesterday well new to me. All seems to be in fine working order just need to locate a manual for it for reference.

I thought I'd leave coming back to see how this was going for a while. My first visit was on page 4 we are now up to page 18. I can see I'll have to spend some time going through to catch up. It's looking good with the quick flick through I just did.

Gary knowing how busy you get with tool making you won't have time to polish the old girl up and make sure its in working order. I'll gladly take the task on and drop everything else I am doing. Will 12 months be long enough to make sure its in a fit and proper order.

Oh well guess its back to slowly making my own then.