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ronan walsh29/11/2014 00:25:09
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An article about a lathe made in a notorious japanese pow camp.

http://dutchman.rebooty.com/temp/Prison-Camp-Lathe.pdf

Roger Provins 229/11/2014 06:14:02
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Incredible what some people can achieve under almost impossible conditions!

My father was in Burma and India during WW2 fighting the Japanese but was fortunately never captured.

He would never talk about his experiences.

Gary Wooding29/11/2014 07:22:07
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Absolutely fascinating, but what happened to page 159?

Neil Wyatt29/11/2014 10:38:54
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That makes what we do in our workshops seem so inconsequential!

Yet without the practical skills and knowledge...

Neil

Edited By Neil Wyatt on 29/11/2014 10:39:28

John Haine29/11/2014 10:59:51
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This article appears to have been scanned from Guy Lautard's Machinist's Bedside Reader, judging by the page numbers, at least that's where I first saw it. It's slightly odd that the last page is a bit different, in this scan there's an extra bit about aluminium welding that's not in my copy. Guy's books are excellent, highly recommended, I guess he might be a bit cross about this copyright breach.

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