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//-->.2oN43WINA CHESTERRRP £582CONQUEST LATHEJoin the conversation about this issue:www.model-engineer.co.ukWEEKENDPROJECTOCTOBER 2015A WorkshopDemagnetiserCOVER FEATUREDESIGNINGSPRINGSENGINEERING GROUPTHE GREAT MAGAZINE FOR EVERY ENGINEERING WORKSHOP£4.50Precision machines made in Italy for the discerning engineer!deethe discerning engn engineer!ACCESSORIESLathe Chucks, Drill Chucks, TippedTools, Boring Bars, QCTP, HSS Tools,End Mills, Slot Drills, Machine Vices,Clamping Sets, Slitting Saws, Arbors,Boring Heads, Radius Mills, DROs,Rotary Table, CNC fits, Collet Chucks,Collet Sets, Flanges, Face Mills,Shell Mills andMuch More...Ceriani 400Series Mill•ISO30Spindle•Tablesize -580 x 150mm•Travel- 420 x160 x 300mm(XYZ)•1.5KW Motor•100-3000rpmvari-speed•Weight- 150 KgsAll lathes and mills are backed by anextensive range of tools and accessoriesg•Optionalsplash-back andsafetyguardCeriani 203 Lathe•Centreheight - 100mm•Centredistance - 500mm•Swingover gap - 260mm•Spindlebore - 20 or 30mm•Motor- 1 HP•Weight- 80 Kgs•SemiNorton gearbox•Fourselectable feed ratesplus screw•Vari-speedoptioncuttingMORE MACHINES AND ACCESSORIES ON LINEOur machines suit the discerning hobbyist as well as blue chip industryWe regularly ship worldwidePlease contact us for stock levels and more technical detailPRO Machine Tools Ltd.17 Station Road Business Park, Barnack,Stamford, Lincolnshire PE9 3DWtel:01780 740956•fax:01780 740957email:sales@emcomachinetools.co.ukAll of our prices can be found on our web site:www.emcomachinetools.co.ukPublished byMyTimeMedia Ltd.Enterprise House, Enterprise Way,Edenbridge, Kent TN8 6HFTel: 0844 412 2262From outside UK: +44 (0)1689 869840www.model-engineer.co.ukUK- New, Renewals & EnquiriesTel: 0844 243 9023Email: help@me.secureorder.co.ukUSA & CANADA- New, Renewals & EnquiriesTel: (001)-866-647-9191REST OF WORLD- New, Renewals & EnquiriesTel: +44 1604 828 748Email: help@me.secureorder.co.ukSUBSCRIPTIONSEditor's BenchOn My BenchI’m reluctant to say too much this month,as my main task has been making adevice that allows me to hold a cameraand an astronomical telescope side byside on my mount. I’m afraid that myneed was for something ‘quick and dirty’that won’t drop my valued gear onto thefloor from a great height, so I am put toshame by the outstanding workmanshipof Graham Beazley in New Zealand –see Scribe a Line. I’m always pleased tosee pictures of what readers do in theirshops, so please send me more!been annoyed that I slightly misplacedone cap-head screw, so the pocket for itshead broke out, but after a discussion onthe forum on boring heads got to ‘ownbuild’ designs I posted a few pictures.There was also some discussion of themerits of various designs of boring headthat had appeared inMEWover theyears. A search of the indexes showedthere are several – but none more recentthan 2008.Having looked back at a lot of oldissues ofMEW,it is interesting to seethat there don’t seem to be as manydesigns for this sort of lathe or millaccessory as there used to be. Is thisbecause readers mostly buy these thingsoff the shelf now? Certainly most of thebuilds I see are for innovative or unusualaccessories, or items you just can’t buyoff the shelf – like mandrel handles.Aside from boring heads, the sort oftooling I am thinking of are items such asknurling heads, chucks, dividing heads,height gauges, toolposts and clamps.It’s easy to argue that buying a newfour-jaw chuck, for instance, gives you anaccurate, ground and hardened item thatcould last a lifetime, as against all theeffort of making something that maynever be quite as robust. On the otherhand, there is a lot to be said for suchprojects – they may appeal to beginnerson a budget, they often offer ways todemonstrate and practice good machinedesign and practice and most of all, thereis a special satisfaction in using toolingyou have made yourself.I know that readers have a hugenumber of excellent home-made tools intheir workshops. Most of these are notingenious new mechanisms, but aregood, workmanlike approaches tomeeting an everyday need. I’d like toencourage you to share such tools withyour fellow readers. Why not write me aletter describing such a device? Betterstill, take it apart, do some drawingsand write a short constructional article.If you aren’t sure, email me –neil.wyatt@mytimemedia.comOn theTel: 0844 848 8822From outside UK: +44 2476 322234Email: customer.services@myhobbystore.comWebsite: www.myhobbystore.co.ukTel: 0844 848 8822From outside UK: +44 2476 322234Website: www.myhobbystore.co.uk/me-plansEditor:Neil WyattTel: +44 (0)1689 869 912Email: neil.wyatt@mytimemedia.comDesigner:Yvette GreenIllustrator:Grahame ChambersRetouching:Brian VickersAd Production:Robin GraySenior Account Manager:Duncan ArmstrongEmail: duncan.armstrong@mytimemedia.comTel: 01634 238893BACK ISSUES & BINDERSMODEL ENGINEERING PLANSNew Subscriptions ServiceIn this issue there will probably be a flyerintroducing a new subscriptions service.This has been introduced in responseto feedback from readers over the lastyear or so. There may be a few eyebrowsraised at the choice of an 0844 numberfor UK telephone enquiries, somethingbeyond my control I’m afraid. However,I sincerely hope the new service willrespond to such calls faster and better –and that the new service will give readersfewer reasons to have to get in touch.There will also be a new email addressfor subscription enquiries and a websitewhere you can manage your accountonline. Those who have no access to theinternet and don’t want to phone can stillwrite to us. I should reassure subscribersthat there will be no impact on existingsubscriptions, aside from a betterstandard of service. Please see the insertfor full details.EDITORIALPRODUCTIONADVERTISINGMARKETING & SUBSCRIPTIONSSubscription Manager:Kate HallHead of Design & Production:Julie MillerGroup Advertising Manager:Rhona BolgerEmail: rhona.bolger@mytimemedia.comTel: 01689 869891Chief Executive:Owen DaviesChairman:Peter HarknessMANAGEMENTSmall ToolsA good few years ago, I made a simpleboring head. It’s not huge, being mostlymade from 2 inch diameter bar, and beingmild steel it isn’t up to ‘industrial’ usage.Nonetheless, it gives me excellent resultswith a set of ‘off the shelf’ HSS boringbars and I have used if for jobs such asboring a crankcase for a cylinder liner andmaking bearing pockets. I have always© MyTimeMedia Ltd. 2015All rights reserved ISSN 0959-6909The Publisher’s written consent must be obtained before any part of thispublication may be reproduced in any form whatsoever, including photocopiers,and information retrieval systems. All reasonable care is taken in the preparationof the magazine contents, but the publishers cannot be held legally responsiblefor errors in the contents of this magazine or for any loss however arising fromsuch errors, including loss resulting from negligence of our staff. Reliance placedupon the contents of this magazine is at reader’s own risk.Model Engineers’ Workshop, ISSN 0959-6909, is published monthly withan additional issue in August by MYTIMEMEDIA Ltd, Enterprise House,Enterprise Way, Edenbridge, Kent TN8 6HF, UK. The US annual subscriptionprice is 52.95GBP (equivalent to approximately 88USD). Airfreight and mailingin the USA by agent named Air Business Ltd, c/o Worldnet Shipping Inc., 156-15, 146th Avenue, 2nd Floor, Jamaica, NY 11434, USA. Periodicals postagepaid at Jamaica NY 11431. US Postmaster: Send address changes to ModelEngineers’ Workshop, Worldnet Shipping Inc., 156-15, 146th Avenue, 2nd Floor,Jamaica, NY 11434, USA. 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