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Brian Rutherford11/03/2017 19:48:40
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Hi all,

Thought I'd try a new hobby so I bought myself a Warco Wm250 lathe. Last time I touched a lathe was 45 years ago and I didn't do a lot then. Just thought it would be nice to learn something new. Had the lathe about 6 weeks but have had to sort out a workshop. Numerous trips to the tip and then new benches to make, cupboards to put up etc and I,m nearly there. What will I use the lathe for? Well I have More than a passing interest in air rifles so a bit of gun smithing. Gyroscopes for the grandkids and maybe a simple sterling engine. The idea really though is to learn a bit.

Neil Wyatt11/03/2017 20:37:43
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Hello Brian,

Welcome to the forum, stirling engines can be a devil to get working, why not try a wobbler (oscillating steam engine) first? They always work

Neil

Chris Evans 611/03/2017 22:18:15
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Welcome Dude, enjoy the lathe.

Brian H12/03/2017 08:11:23
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Welcome Brian, (what an excellent name!) You will find lots of information and inspiration on here as well as lots of help when you need it.

Brian

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