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  • Online Archive Downloads

    Online Archive Downloads

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    Katherine Scott 6

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    As we will be closing the Online Archive, we have decided to make the issue available for download for those subscribers who would like to ensure that they can keep their collection complete. Please note that this facility will be withdrawn on September 30th 2018. All PDFs are subject to Copyright law and are for…

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  • Keep your Model Engineer and Model Engineers’ Workshop copies safe with this binder!

    Keep your Model Engineer and Model Engineers’ Workshop copies safe with this binder!

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    dhendley

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    Not only will they keep your copies in pristine condition, but it's also a great way of organising and displaying them. Manufactured to the highest quality and featuring the magazines’ logos, these binders make the ideal gift. They cost only £11.99 and come with FREE UK delivery! Order here – https://www.classicmagazines.co.uk/product/7013/binder-model-engineer-s-workshop

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  • Important notice for subscribers paying by continuous credit card

    Important notice for subscribers paying by continuous credit card

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    dhendley

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    If you currently pay with a continuous credit card, this is the element that will need to be renewed directly with Mortons as the current operator can’t transfer your payment details due to data protection regulations.   Please use the links below to continue your subscription after your current continuous credit card ends!  We have so…

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  • The Crayford Telescope Focuser

    The Crayford Telescope Focuser

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    Neil Wyatt

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    They may also be surprised to learn that subsequent to publishing a description in the British Astronomical Society’s journal, he wrote a constructional article, with plans, for Model Engineer, having decided not to patent it. The basic design has since been refined but what is fundamentally John Wall’s design is now found on telescopes made…

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  • Indexes to Model Engineers Workshop

    Indexes to Model Engineers Workshop

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    Neil Wyatt

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    The definitive index for MEW comprises the indexes actually published in the magazine, this is a full list of these. Scroll down for information about computersised indexes. Issues Covered Issue Published 1 – 8 9 9 to 20 33 21 to 32 34 33 – 44 45 45 – 56 57 57 – 68 69…

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  • World Of Model Engineering Issue 7 – Parts 3 and 4

    World Of Model Engineering Issue 7 – Parts 3 and 4

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    Richmond

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    The World Of Model Engineering was first published in 1988. Contents   THE WORLD OF MODEL ENGINEERING Some areas of modelling to explore   GAS FIRING FOR MODEL BOILERS Different types of burner and their applications   CLOCKMAKING The craft of the clockmaker CHOOSING A LATHE Lathes for smaller workshops   BASIC SILVER SOLDERING What you…

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  • World Of Model Engineering Issue 7 – Parts 1 and 2

    World Of Model Engineering Issue 7 – Parts 1 and 2

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    Richmond

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    The World Of Model Engineering was first published in 1988. Contents   THE WORLD OF MODEL ENGINEERING Some areas of modelling to explore   GAS FIRING FOR MODEL BOILERS Different types of burner and their applications   CLOCKMAKING The craft of the clockmaker CHOOSING A LATHE Lathes for smaller workshops   BASIC SILVER SOLDERING What you…

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  • World Of Model Engineering Issue 6 – Parts 1 and 2

    World Of Model Engineering Issue 6 – Parts 1 and 2

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    Richmond

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    The World Of Model Engineering was first published in 1988. Contents WHAT IS MODEL ENGINEERING? An overview of the hobby MODEL TRACTION ENGINES FOR THE NEWCOMER Introduction to traction engine modelling   THE WORKSHOP Facilities and tools   CHOOSING A LATHE What you need and how to look for it   USEFUL ADDITIONS FOR THE LATHE…

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  • World Of Model Engineering Issue 6 – Parts 3 and 4

    World Of Model Engineering Issue 6 – Parts 3 and 4

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    Richmond

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    The World Of Model Engineering was first published in 1988. Contents WHAT IS MODEL ENGINEERING? An overview of the hobby MODEL TRACTION ENGINES FOR THE NEWCOMER Introduction to traction engine modelling   THE WORKSHOP Facilities and tools   CHOOSING A LATHE What you need and how to look for it   USEFUL ADDITIONS FOR THE LATHE…

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  • World Of Model Engineering Issue 5 – Parts 1 and 2

    World Of Model Engineering Issue 5 – Parts 1 and 2

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    Richmond

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    The World Of Model Engineering was first published in 1988. Contents OSCILLATING ENGINES Ideal beginners’ projectsSTEAM AHOY! A twin-cylinder marine engineTHE WORKSHOP What you need, what you can makeCLOCKS The basics explainedA LOT OF HOT AIR The fascination of hot air enginesNOT FOR MICKEY MOUSE! The Imperial/metric problemTAKE A CLOSER LOOK Outstanding models in close-upTAKE TO…

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