Here is a list of all the postings Meunier has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: Aircraft General Discussion |
01/12/2019 21:19:24 |
I had to check to see that Martin C did not correspond with Martin Baker DaveD
and we occasionally get sonic bangs when the boys in blue from Mont-de-Marsan base get it just that bit wrong on low-level sorties.. |
Thread: Royal Mail tracking |
22/11/2019 20:37:44 |
If you have difficulty tracking a parcel and have the (13digit/char) tracking number, try 17track dot net. |
Thread: 'Bristol Handles' |
09/11/2019 16:21:24 |
Perhaps when one has found and fitted the handles, Edited By Meunier on 09/11/2019 16:22:02 |
03/11/2019 15:39:10 |
Posted by Michael Gilligan on 03/11/2019 13:05
. At the Burlesque dancers’ emporium replete with tassels perchance ? |
Thread: V-belt vibration in Ajax AJ8 horizontal milling machine |
31/10/2019 20:31:59 |
Brian, just a thought, as it is an older machine and may have sat around for some time before your acquisition, the belts may have taken on a 'set' where they sat round the pulleys and be giving you the vibration. May be worth your while replacing the belts before going further. |
Thread: Rack operated tailstock |
28/10/2019 19:42:33 |
Posted by Peter Spink on 23/02/2019 16:02:28:
Thanks chaps for all your replies, my mind is made up and I have a birthday coming up!...../ Did you eventually treat yourself for your birthday Peter and, if so, what was your feedback ? |
Thread: Mike Cox's cone drills in MEW 285 - source? |
27/10/2019 16:20:29 |
on ebay you can specify price-range and geographical areas to search on left-hand side of page. |
Thread: Boxford metric lead screw fitted to imperial lathe? |
26/10/2019 18:03:26 |
Posted by Thor on 26/10/2019 17:52:31:
Hi Dave, I'm assuming you are thinking of Brian Woods book, Gearing of Lathes for Screwcutting? Thor Yes indeed Thor, that's the one, thanks for adding the title ! |
26/10/2019 17:50:51 |
Posted by SillyOldDuffer on 26/10/2019 17:26:33:
There's a helpful forum member who's written a book covering the subject but I'm having a senior moment. It's embarrassing! Can someone with a brain remind me who I'm thinking of? Dave Perhaps because I bought a copy rather than the brain |
Thread: portable LED floodlight , power source ? |
25/10/2019 20:04:50 |
double post - finger trouble
Edited By Meunier on 25/10/2019 20:05:32 |
25/10/2019 20:01:03 |
Posted by duncan webster on 24/10/2019 23:19:17:
Glad it's fixed, but i'd take the old ones off the bonfire if I were you, one of those going off with a bang could take your eye out, and the contents are probably most unpleasant +1 and while the 'nominal working voltage" is 3.7V (minimum discharge voltage ) the fully charged voltage is 4.2V |
Thread: Is Model Engineering in Decline |
20/10/2019 20:33:12 |
^^ Thanks for the report NDIY but surely "Frances was" , etc ??? DaveD Edited By Meunier on 20/10/2019 20:34:10 Edited By Meunier on 20/10/2019 20:35:14 |
Thread: Anyone know about buying freehold to a house in the north |
17/10/2019 19:34:13 |
Also, if the lease is less than approx 75yrs ( not the case in this example but.. ) then mortgage lenders are more reluctant to lend on the property if you were to sell, which could well have a negative impact on potential buyers. |
Thread: An interesting repair to an Hour Wheel |
13/10/2019 19:11:34 |
Handsome is, as handsome does. DaveD |
Thread: Clock #1 |
04/10/2019 16:31:43 |
Posted by David Noble on 04/10/2019 08:59:04:
Posted by Michael Gilligan on 04/10/2019 08:42:07:
Please forgive the digression, but I thought some members might be interested in this, about Bulle [silk ribbon] Suspension: **LINK** http://www.horologix.com/bu005_1.html MichaelG. No digression at all Michael, very relevant and interesting, I didn't know about that. David Edited By David Noble on 04/10/2019 08:59:31 +1 thank you - I will have to make such an assembly jig after failing to do a good repair free-hand |
Thread: New lathe? |
04/10/2019 14:48:37 |
Grotto, were you successful ? winning bid NZ3170 or about GBP1625. |
Thread: Water in fuel |
26/09/2019 17:00:20 |
Just about on-topic |
Thread: Surely it's not just me |
25/09/2019 21:53:03 |
Can't resist, bearing in mind your other post Ron --- what thread should you have posted in , BSP/UNF ??? |
Thread: Part built Allchin 1.5 inch |
20/09/2019 20:47:07 |
Derek, a low cost alternative for testing purposes - if you can lay your hands on a car wheel and tyre, bodge-up a screw that will fit tightly in the end of a plastic aquarium-type tube, flatten two sides of the head to allow air to pass and position the head of the screw to depress the pin on the Schrader valve when the tube is pushed on. You can adjust the tyre pressure to suit. Good for a few attempts to run/seal whilst you wait for a compressor. Edited By Meunier on 20/09/2019 20:49:04 |
Thread: Propane regulator with intentional restriction? |
18/09/2019 21:35:57 |
Posted by Mike Poole on 18/09/2019 19:59:11:
Will it go to 11? Mike It might do although the aforementioned gardening mishap could be like......... Kind acknowledgements to Windy DaveD |
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