Ian MILLARD | 05/10/2010 19:03:31 |
18 forum posts | Hi i am new to model engineering and would love to be able to go to a night school class to learn how to opperate a lathe and other model engineering skills. Does anybody know of anywhere that does it. I live in South Birmingham. |
Tony Ray | 08/10/2010 04:51:18 |
238 forum posts 47 photos | Ian,
No help to you I'm afraid but for the benefit of others Eastleigh College in Hampshire occaisionally run th oned on Monday Eves. They need a minimum of 10 students currently there are 13 (I think)of us) John the tutor is very amenable and is happy to let more experienced ( you have to demonstrate competence 
![]() They have 3 vertical mills, 6 ? (at least) 6" centre lathes a surface grinder, cylindrical grinder and the usual surface tables etc. They can also do a bit of welding - MIG I think.
They offer this for the autumn, winter & spring terms. I started last autumn but the course was not run again until this autumn.
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Steve Garnett | 08/10/2010 09:25:58 |
837 forum posts 27 photos | I don't know about Birmingham either, but I would have thought that a good place to find out was the Birmingham Society of Model Engineers. I would be very surprised if one of their members didn't know what was available locally. |
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