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Milling for Beginners - Indexing

Jason Ballamy demonstrates dividing as part of his Milling for Beginners series.

A Lathe Milling Attachment

A Lathe Milling Attachment

This horizontal milling attachment by J. Neave is designed to overcome the shortcomings of running a milling arbour between centres. The design used two castings but these could be replaced by triangular blocks of suitable material.

Free Plan: A Filing Rest

Free Plan: A Filing Rest

This design for an adjustable lathe filing rest appeared in MEW 19, October-November 1993. It made the case that this design by Bob Fletcher allowed things like squares on turned work to be made more quickly and conveniently than by transferring the work to a a milling machine.

A Sharpening Jig for End Mills and Slot Drills

A Sharpening Jig for End Mills and Slot Drills

A. Longworth describes a method of sharpening the end faces of end mills and slot drill for those who have no access to a tool and cutter grinder. Reprinted from Model Engineers' Workshop number 14.

Minnie Traction Engine in 3D

Minnie Traction Engine in 3D

David Thomas was interested to see the online '3D models' for a belt drive modification to an X3 Mill. He thought that his detailed model of L.C. Mason's Minnie traction engine design might provide further interest.

Adding belt Drive to an X3 Mill

Adding belt Drive to an X3 Mill

In MEW 236 we featured an article by David Thomas on converting an X3 mill to belt drive. You can download the 3D PDFs here. Subscribers Only

Why Climb Mill

Why Climb Mill

In the past climb milling was seen as bad practice, leading to broken cutters and spoiled work, but the advent of CNC and minimal backlash machines has seen it become a preferred approached under these circumstances.

A Sharpening Jig for Slot Drills and End Mills

A Sharpening Jig for Slot Drills and End Mills

This handy accessory by A Longworth was first published in MEW 14, December/January 1995. The particularly clever aspect is a simple setting device.

Norden, A Nineteenth Century Mill Engine to 1:12 Scale

Norden, A Nineteenth Century Mill Engine to 1:12 Scale

In the 22 March 2013 issue of Model Engineer, Neil Wyatt introduced a series describing the construction of 'Norden', an unusual vertical steam engine based on a small sketch in an old issue of ME. The series ran from issue 4452 until issue 4472 in alternate (even numbered) issues. All the articles are available in the online archive.

Use of Magnetic Chucks for Milling and Turning

Use of Magnetic Chucks for Milling and Turning

Following questions on the use of magnetic chucks for milling and turning, we have been supplied the following manuals for the use of Eclipse magnetic chucks.

A milling head vertical alignment guide for the Unimat 3 lathe

A milling head vertical alignment guide for the Unimat 3 lathe

Maurice Rhodes improves his Unimat 3 vertical head

Unimat 3 milling head depth stop

Unimat 3 milling head depth stop

Maurice Rhodes comes to a stop

CNC milling with MACH3  - Part 5

CNC milling with MACH3 - Part 5

Profile milling using curves

CNC Milling with MACH 3 - Part 2

CNC Milling with MACH 3 - Part 2

An introduction to CNC - the basics

CNC Milling with MACH 3 - Part 1

CNC Milling with MACH 3 - Part 1

An introduction to CNC - The basics

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