Model Engineer & Workshop Magazine Autumn Special 16 Vorige editie

Issue 246 of Model Engineers’ Workshop is a another great read for every hobby engineer!
POLY-V BELTS AND PULLEYS Multi-groove pulleys offer many advantages over deep groove pulleys, Michael Haughton explains their use.
MAKING AND BUILDING THE ACUTE SHARPENING SYSTEM John Ashton completes the semi-machined kit for Eccentric Engineering’s pantograph based sharpener.
ROTARY TABLE MOUNTING PLATE A mounting fixture for the Sherline Rotary Table from Glenn Bunt.
MILLING TABLE ALIGNMENT BLOCKS Chris Gabel describes his technique for getting things square.
SCREWMEZ The first of this issues free downloads – a utility to simplify the three-wire technique for accurately measuring screw threads by Pete Worden.
NO LIMITS: GEORG SCHLESINGER The man who derived a standard system for the testing of machine tools by Alan Bester.
STEPPER DRIVE FOR A LATHE CROSS SLIDE Chris Gabel adds a computerised drive to his Warco 250 lathe.
A GEAR CALCULATOR Our second free download is Dave Penney’s gear calculator which will crunch all the numbers for making gears including for buttons used in making form cutters.
A LOOK AT DRILL SHARPENING Jacques Maurel uses 3D CAD to help work out just what is going on when we sharpen a drill.
POWER DOWNFEED FOR A CHESTER CHAMPION Adding a powered z-axis to a Chester Champion with John Crammond.
GEARCUTTER The next instalment of Alan James Aldridge’s series on building a ‘Jacobs’
On The Cover

Mike Haughton demonstrates his easy method for making neat and effective poly-v pulleys.

Plus all our regulars!