Model Engineer & Workshop - December 2021

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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