Just breaking the Ice

Just breaking the Ice

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    Robin Pulham
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      @robinpulham96156

      New member introduction

      #563022
      Robin Pulham
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        @robinpulham96156

        Hi All,

        I am a new member who has only recently acquired a lathe Unimat II and Mill (last 18 months or so). I am mainly a 7mm scale railway modeller but I have done a couple of small upgrades to the Unimat and I am considering getting a Stuart Models stationary engine to improve my machining skills which were last used in the late 1970's while at school.

        Regards Rob

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        Bazyle
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          @bazyle

          Welcome. Somewhere on this site is at least one topic covering the building of a Stuart engine in detail. You might consider just a little oscillator to start and or one of the 'dad's engines'.

          As usual I will recommend you find you local model engineering club as they can help with advice and often cheap tools and materials. Roughly where are you?

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          Kevin Murrell
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            @kevinmurrell62078

            Doesn't everyone start with a Stuart S50 engine – from castings of course? Lots of youtube videos of course, some better than others. i would recommend 'Learning Turning' as a very good tutorial.

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