On the Cover
A Bridgeport milling machine is lightly built by industrial standards, but probably the largest practical option for a hobby workshop. Our introductory article on page 42 offers advice for beginners on milling machines and some of the different cutters you will encounter.
More Versatility for the Diamond Tool Holder A guide to adapting this popular toolholder for smaller toolbits from R. Finch.
Building the Noci ELS Duncan Webster fitted an electronic leadscrew to his lathe after seeing Joe Noci’s build log on our forum.
Theasby’s Wrinkles Geoff Theasby makes a heavy duty hinge for an awkward spot.
A Digital Readout for A Myford Series 7 Lathe Jacques Van Damme fits wire encoders and Bluetooth to bring his lathe into the 21st century.
Obituary: David Piddington We mark the passing of a respected designer of models and workshop tooling.
Beginners’ Workshop In this issue Geometer looks at sharpening some workshop tools.
Model Engineers’ Workshop Data Book This month’s data book pages cover a range of different screw threads.
Developing an Edge Finder Roger Vane concludes his detailed description of an electronic edge finder, with instructions so you can make your own.
An Easy Tapping Guide A essential accessory for every workshop for you to make, explained by Bob McMenemie.
A Vertical Drilling/Milling Slide for The Small Lathe Terry Gorin describes a the construction of a vertical slide to suit most small lathes.
Testing a Three Phase Motor David Dunn demonstrates a circuit to generate a basic three phase supply from a single phase one.
Fitting a Screwcutting Clutch to the Emco Maximat Super 11 Graham Meek gives further details of this intriguing device.
Plus all your regular favourites!

A CUTTING OIL DELIVERY SYSTEM

Roger Froud combines 3D printing and traditional metalworking

GETTING THE MOST FROM A BRUSHLESS MILL

Jason Ballamyfifits a powered table feed to an SX2Mill.

A SHEET METAL PROJECT

Dave Fenner models an AEC Matador.

A Visit to the SMEE at Marshall House.
The Editor looks at the range of machinery to be found in the workshops of the Society of Model and Experimental Engineers.

Micro-Milling
Mike Tilby investigates an interesting geometry for micro-milling using a method originally adopted by Professor Dennis H. Chaddock, designer of the Quorn grinder.

Micro-Milling
Mike Tilby looks at the challenges of milling with very small cutters, and discusses some of the design choices behind his shop-built machine for this challenging work.

Tales from the Workshop
Geoff Theasby tells the story of Fred Umpelby, the man who pre-empted the Wankel engine.

A Basic Leadscrew Clutch for Mini Lathes
Howard Lewis offers a particularly compact solution to disengaging a mini lathe’s leadscrew drive..

A Boring and Facing Head
Detailed plans for Graham Meek’s New Design.

OPTIMUM TU2004V LATHE
Ideas and improvements for a German-branded lathe...

Making a Sensitive Drilling Attachment
Pete Barker recreates a hundred-yearold design from Model Engineer and finds that it is as effective as designer, Hubert Dyer, claimed. 

Mini Lathe Gear Cover
Stub Mandrel presents a simple modification that does away with a regular annoyance for mini lathe owners.

Making an Internal Gear
Internal gears cannot be made using the usual processes for normal gears. Chris Hobday explains how to tackle the task by broaching a gear in a Vertical Mill.

GHT’s Universal Pillar Tool
Warren Williams marks fifty years of George H Thomas’ popular design for a Universal Pillar Tool.

A Metalwork File Storage System, Part 2
Alan Bryan breaks down the process of design and planning behind his file storage system..

Reconditioning DTI Gauges
Mike Joseph shares his experiences with bringing sticky dial test indicators into good working order.

The Third Dimension
Neil Wyatt introduces an occasional series looking at different approaches to engineering challenges, starting with a project involving many different technologies.

Artful Dodges.
In his final dodge, John Smith looks at ways to turn a large convex radius..

A Compact Dividing Head
Make this robust and accurate dividing head for your milling machine.

Improving a Tangential Flycutter.
An update from Howard Lewis with further improvements to his tool described in issue 316.

The Midlands Model Engineering Exhibition.
The latest news a guide to the trade stands at MMEX in October 2023.

Angle setting for Bench Grinders.
Austin Hughes simplifies the process of setting the angles for sharpening lathe tools with just a basic adjustable rest for your bench grinder.

Boring from the Lathe Tailstock.
Keith keen shares his design for a special clamp to allow a boring head to be used in the lathe tailstock.

Accurate Tapping
Make sure you get the most accurate screwed holes.

A SmallMachine Saw.
Over forty years ago Alan Jackson tried to make a rotary metal saw; it wasn’t a success but it evolved into a power hacksaw that has give over three decades of good service.

Universal Belt Grinder.
Paul Lousick describes his design for a compact belt linisher which can be used with either an abrasive belt or grinding wheels.

An Eagle Surface Grinder.
Robert Trethewey concludes his comprehensive strip down of the Dronfield Eagle surface grinder.

Beginner’s Workshop.
This month Geometer looks at gland and pipe fittings, particularly useful for full size restorations and repairs, as well as for steam modellers...

An Eagle Surface Grinder
Robert Trethewey commences the restoration of a Dronfield Eagle machine with a full strip down, with details that will benefit any other owners of these sizeable machines.

The Midlands Model Engineering Exhibition is Coming!
Model Engineers’ Workshop and Model Engineer will be joining the Society of Model and Experimental Engineers to celebrate our 125th Birthday with special activities at this year’s MMEX. You are invited to join us!

The Morphing of a Tool
Matt Shaw tells the story of a multipurpose spindle mounted too for his Boxford lathe that is easily adapted to other machines.

The King is Dead! – Long Live the King!
Matt Shaw replaced his century old pillar drill with a new Clarke machine, switching over various modifications and beefing it up for jobs beyond its original capacity.

From the Archives
This month we only nip back a couple of decades in our series celebrating 125 years of Model Engineer..

Myford Spindle Bearing Replacement
In this guide for Myford 254 owners, Robert Trethewey takes you step by step through the process of a headstock bearing change.

Upgrading a Mill with a High Speed Spindle
Simon Davies found his shop made spindle couldn’t take the extreme speeds he wanted to use; he explains how to go about fitting an off-the shelf device..

A Foray into Casting
Laurie Leonard continues his tales of casting different materials in the home workshop.

Cutting grooves for circlips
It’s a little while since we heard from Mike Cox, in this issue he details an easily made device for cutting narrow groove.

Make a collet Block Stop
Repeatable accuracy for machining small workpieces.

SHARPEN YOUR TAPS
Don’t discard blunt or broken taps when you can restore them with this great accessory..

Beginner’s Workshop
This month Geometer introduces a range of different valve types. 16 An Effective Edge Finder Fergus Malcolm looks at different types of edge finder and explains his own design and howto use it.

Safely turning long objects in a lathe
Brett Meacle describes a spindle steady to help avoid accidents when turning long workpieces in your lathe.

From the Model Engineer Archive
To mark 125 years of ME will be looking at their archive in 2023. This month we take a trip back to 2001..

A Compound Slide for a Sherline Lathe
This intermediate project is a great way to extend the capabilities of a small lathe. Geoff Walker provides plans and instructions.

Workshop Photography
In the first part of a short series, here are some useful tips for improving the quality of your workshop photos..

THE ARTFUL DODGER
A new series for beginners in the hobby showcases John Smith’s remarkable engineering skills.

STEVENSON TROPHY ENTRIES
A great selection of workshop tooling, get ready to cast your vote!

Drill grinding on a Worden
Howard Lewis describes the accessories he uses to sharpen four-point drills on his Worden grinder.

A portable welding bench
SMAC experimented with a range of solutions a before coming up with a satisfactory design.

Modifying my mini lathe
Geoff Andrews returns with a number of valuable ideas for improving the cross-slide of these popular machines..

Beginners’ Workshop
Geometer explains how to use a scraper, future instalments will build on this by looking at the art of hand fitting.

Building A Free Pendulum Clock
Tony Jeffree completes the work on his electronically controlled free pendulum clock and contemplates what future projects it may lead to.

The Origins of Modern Engineering
Stub Mandrel visits the Science Museum to see machinery from early days of precision engineering..

Stan Bray 1925 - 2022
We pay tribute to Model Engineers’ Workshops originator and first editor.

Building a Free Pendulum Clock
Tony Jeffree has further information on his electronically controlled free pendulum clock.

Building A Free Pendulum Clock
Tony Jeffree gives more detail of his experiments with an electronically controlled free pendulum clock.

A New Makerspace
The Editor visits a new facility in Penarth that is engaging more people in science, technology and engineering.

Bob’s Better Bevels
Bob Reeve explains his approach to machining better bevel gears.

Worden Point Grinding Jig
Laurie Leonard explains how to make this useful accessory for grinding sharp points.

The latest issue of Model Engineers' Workshop is now available!

On the Cover
A Golf Trolley Milling Machine Auto Feed Unit Robert Trethewey found a golf cart motor with integral gearbox offered and ideal solution for his mill.
Beginners’ Workshop Geometer looks at simple drilling jigs.
A Small Pantograph Engraver Martin Berry adapted a pantograph for engraving dials and nameplates.
A Mill Alignment Laser Eckhart Hartmann explains how to make an alignment laser that avoids the need for extreme precision in setting it up.
Kite Aerial Photography Mark Noel concludes this fascinating two parter on the challenges of making a stable aerial platform.
Restoring a Centec 2A Mill Stan Nesbitt took a slightly shabby old mill and made a fine job of sprucing it up.
Lathe Topslide Digital Calliper Jock Miller shares his approach and asks when is a vernier not a vernier? 
A Load Abalone Say it slowly… Bob Dodds restored a Victorian chair and had to work with an unfamiliar material – mother of pearl.
Making a Comparator Howard Lewis makes a precision stand for a dial indicator to allow accurate comparative measurements.
Computers in the Workshop Stub Mandrel gives a beginner’s introduction to CAD and CNC in the home workshop.
Workshop Cranes Peter King in New Zealand shares his experience of constructing a number of workshop cranes.
Plus all your usual favourites!


In this issue of Model Engineers' Workshop:

On the Cover: The cover of this issue shows Jurby Church on the Isle of Man, an example of many remarkable aerial photographs taken by Mark Noel using a kite. See the fascinating article where he rises to the challenge of making a photography platform that can produce steady images while dangling from a line hundreds of feet in the air.

A Myford Lathe Bearing Modification The Myford 7-series cross-slide bearing design is open to improvement; Laurie Leonard describes how he upgraded with the Arc Euro Trade bearing set.

Boring and Facing Heads Graham Meek concludes his brief series on making your own automatic boring and facing head. 

A Shop Made Quick Change Tool Post Ted Hansen’s design offers a straightforward route to upgrading your lathe’s performance.

Beginners’ Workshop Geometer explores getting different surface finishes.

Universal Tool Post Fixture Stewart Hart completes his flexible toolpost spindle.

A Quick Stop for Moveable Quill Machines John Purdy explains this neat precision screw depth stop with a quick-release feature.

Watchmaker’s Lathe Collets Adrian Rawson filled the gaps in a collection of 8mm collets, this article will help anyone else with gaps in their collet set. 

Tip Holder Jacques Maurel explains his approach to making external turning tools using tungsten carbide inserts.

A Tap Guide Holder A neat little accessory from Keith Keen.

A Chainsaw Chain Vice Will Doggett describes another practical workshop tool, this is a special sub-vice that addresses the issue of securely clamping lengths of chainsaw chain for sharpening.

Plus all your usual favourites!

Welcome to 2022! Issue 312 of Model Engineers’ Workshop once again focuses on a host of practical projects: Make you own Quick Change Toolpost, A Sliding Angle Grinder Stand, A Universal Toolpost Fixture; A Boring and Surfacing Head; An X-Y Worktable and fit a three-axis Digital Read Out to your Mill. Plus loads of other useful content fro beginners and old hands alike. No other magazine brings you as many practical ideas for your metalworking workshop.

On the Cover
The cover of this issue shows Ian Johnson receiving the Stevenson Trophy after an extended wait, due to the Covid pandemic. Behind the trophy itself you can see some of the toolholders from his quick-change system for the KX-1 milling machine. More details of plans to resume the competition in 2022 are inside.

Boring and Facing Heads 
Graham Meek has made some significant refinements to his automatic boring and facing head design. This short series has detailed plans for making your own. 

Shapeoko 3 CNC Router 
John Hinkley won one of these new machines. Originally intended for wood, many people use it to engrave aluminium and even stainless steel. How did he get on?

Beginners’ Workshop 
Geometer explains ways of locking nuts against unintentionally loosening.

Improving a Myford 254v Plus Lathe 
Robert Trethewey already found this lathe excellent, but still found room for a few improvements – and then added a DRO and linear scales.

An X-Y Dual Axis Worktable for The Small Workshop 
Further detailed plans for making Terry Gorin’s useful compact design.

Index to Model Engineers’ Workshop 
Barry Chamberlain has once again compiled a comprehensive index, this one covers issues 297 to 308.

Improvements to a Milling 
Vice Robert Sharp’s new vice was functional and accurate, but he felt it lacked refinement and so he made a few changes to make it more pleasant to use.

Reducing Play in a Drill 
Press Laurie Leonard improves the accuracy of his bench drilling machine.

A Compac Bore Gauge Set 
Howard Lewis fills in the missing pieces to restore a valuable precision instrument to service.

Filing Buttons 
Making some simple aids to accurate hand filing, from Stub Mandrel.

Centre Finding on A Screen 
David Hall updates a classic MEW design for a centre finder by adopting it for use with a computer.


This issue features Terry Gorin’s well-executed design for a compact X-Y table, see page 59. One use among many for this deice would be to convert a drill for accurate co-ordinate drilling. Thanks also to Dave Prout for his ‘Christmas Card’ to all readers.

Recommissioning a Myford ML 4 - Howard Lewis helped a fellow forum member bring a veteran lathe back into good working order.

Machine Rollers or Skates - These robust self-contained rollers can help make moving heavy machinery easier and safer.

Making Carbide Tipped Milling Cutters - Jacques Maurel explains the making of holders for carbide tips using his ‘Universal Vice’ from issue 306.

Making an Instrument Vice - John Fawcett cocludes the construction of this flexible accessory.

The Basics of 230/400V AC Electricity in Simple Terms - Steve Skelton looks at devices and systems to prevent against an electrical shock.

A Cross-Slide Lock for A Myford Seven - This handy improvement from Peter Brewer is a must for every Myford.

Milling in the Lathe - An introduction to using a lathe as a substitute for a milling machine.

Beginners’ Workshop - In this issue Geometer looks at using reamers.

Reducing Play in a Drill Press - Laurie Leonard decided to fit gib strips to his drill


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Model Engineers' Workshop Magazine - July 2021

Model Engineers' Workshop Magazine - July 2021

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