The Latest INDEX to Model Engineers’ Workshop

[David FrithParticipant @davidfrith72923]

The MEW index to issues #1 – #333 is out

MEW Index Folder link:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16Bbid9m5Sh-7qpQEaO69Tn-z-kDElVOi?usp=sharing
The pdf contains two lists, one sorted by issue number and the other sorted by author/contributor.
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The index as published in Model Engineers’ Workshop magazine (issues 001-320) is now available as a searchable pdf.
(by kind permission of Barry Chamberlain and MyTimeMedia)
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MEW Index (Excel)
For anyone wishing to have the benefits of the Excel worksheet but doesn’t have or unwilling to use Microsoft Office, I can thoroughly recommend the free and open source Libre Office (https://www.libreoffice.org/discover/libreoffice/).
Available for PC, Mac and Linux and is fully compatible with MS Office apps.

[Michael GilliganParticipant @michaelgilligan61133]

Please accept my first Thank You on this new forum platform

 

MichaelG.

[DC31kParticipant @dc31k]

It appears that this new forum has the ability to use ‘sticky’ threads.

This MEW sub-forum in which this post resides has four such, three of which have not had contributions for over three years.

Maybe it is time for some housekeeping and for this regular MEW index thread to be made a sticky.

Ideally, if possible, it should be made to display posts in reverse date order, so the most recent is the top of the thread.

[DC31k]

On DC31k Said:

It appears that this new forum has the ability to use ‘sticky’ threads.

This MEW sub-forum in which this post resides has four such, three of which have not had contributions for over three years.

Maybe it is time for some housekeeping and for this regular MEW index thread to be made a sticky.

Ideally, if possible, it should be made to display posts in reverse date order, so the most recent is the top of the thread.

This is the sort of task we are slowly working through, but the suggestion is a good one, so I will make this thread ‘Sticky’ and rename it as ‘Latest MEW Index’.

Youc an also use teh simplified link: http://www.model-engineer.co.uk/forums/topic/latest-mew-index/

Barry Chamberlain’s last paper index will appear in issue 334, I’d like to thank him for his sterling work over the whole life of MEW.

David Frith will be taking on the task alongside his electronic versions (which in themselves are updates of Barry’s original electronic index), so many thanks to him as well.

Neil

[David FrithParticipant @davidfrith72923]

The MEW index to issues #1 – #333 is out.

Also Barry Chamberlain’s index updated to Issue. 332

 

MEW Index Folder link:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16Bbid9m5Sh-7qpQEaO69Tn-z-kDElVOi?usp=sharing
The pdf contains two lists, one sorted by issue number and the other sorted by author/contributor.
=======================
The index as published in Model Engineers’ Workshop magazine (issues 001-320) is now available as a searchable pdf.
(by kind permission of Barry Chamberlain and MyTimeMedia)
=======================
MEW Index (Excel)
For anyone wishing to have the benefits of the Excel worksheet but doesn’t have or unwilling to use Microsoft Office, I can thoroughly recommend the free and open source Libre Office (https://www.libreoffice.org/discover/libreoffice/).
Available for PC, Mac and Linux and is fully compatible with MS Office apps.

[Michael GilliganParticipant @michaelgilligan61133]

I’m awake early … So let me be the first to thank you, David

MichaelG.

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Edit: __ please excuse me please for mentioning it … the latest file goes to 334 does it not ?

[David FrithParticipant @davidfrith72923]

The MEW index to issues #1 – #335 is out. Apologies this is late, it’s been a hectic Christmas :0)

A Happy and Properous New Year to Everyone!

Downloadable pdf and Excel files for the Model Engineers’ Workshop Index

MEW Index Folder link:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16Bbid9m5Sh-7qpQEaO69Tn-z-kDElVOi?usp=sharing
The pdf contains two lists, one sorted by issue number and the other sorted by author/contributor.
=======================
The index as published in Model Engineers’ Workshop magazine (issues 001-332) is now available as a searchable pdf.
(by kind permission of Barry Chamberlain and MyTimeMedia)
=======================
MEW Index (Excel)
For anyone wishing to have the benefits of the Excel worksheet but doesn’t have or unwilling to use Microsoft Office, I can thoroughly recommend the free and open source Libre Office (https://www.libreoffice.org/discover/libreoffice/).
Available for PC, Mac and Linux and is fully compatible with MS Office apps.

[David FrithParticipant @davidfrith72923]

The MEW index to issues #1 – #336 is out.

Downloadable pdf and Excel files for the Model Engineers’ Workshop Index

MEW Index Folder link:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16Bbid9m5Sh-7qpQEaO69Tn-z-kDElVOi?usp=sharing
The pdf contains two lists, one sorted by issue number and the other sorted by author/contributor.
=======================
The index as published in Model Engineers’ Workshop magazine (issues 001-332) is now available as a searchable pdf.
(by kind permission of Barry Chamberlain and MyTimeMedia)
=======================
MEW Index (Excel)
For anyone wishing to have the benefits of the Excel worksheet but doesn’t have or unwilling to use Microsoft Office, I can thoroughly recommend the free and open source Libre Office (https://www.libreoffice.org/discover/libreoffice/).
Available for PC, Mac and Linux and is fully compatible with MS Office apps.

[David FrithParticipant @davidfrith72923]

The MEW index to issues #1 – #337 is out.

Downloadable pdf and Excel files for the Model Engineers’ Workshop Index

MEW Index Folder link:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16Bbid9m5Sh-7qpQEaO69Tn-z-kDElVOi?usp=sharing
The pdf contains two lists, one sorted by issue number and the other sorted by author/contributor.
=======================
The index as published in Model Engineers’ Workshop magazine (issues 001-332) is now available as a searchable pdf.
(by kind permission of Barry Chamberlain and MyTimeMedia)
=======================
MEW Index (Excel)
For anyone wishing to have the benefits of the Excel worksheet but doesn’t have or unwilling to use Microsoft Office, I can thoroughly recommend the free and open source Libre Office (https://www.libreoffice.org/discover/libreoffice/).
Available for PC, Mac and Linux and is fully compatible with MS Office apps.

[Michael GilliganParticipant @michaelgilligan61133]

PDF duly downloaded, thanks David

MichaelG.

[David FrithParticipant @davidfrith72923]

The MEW index to issues #1 – #338 is out.

Downloadable pdf and Excel files for the Model Engineers’ Workshop Index

MEW Index Folder link:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16Bbid9m5Sh-7qpQEaO69Tn-z-kDElVOi?usp=sharing

The pdf contains two lists, one sorted by issue number and the other sorted by author/contributor.

=======================

The index as published in Model Engineers’ Workshop magazine (issues 001-332) is now available as a searchable pdf.

(by kind permission of Barry Chamberlain and MyTimeMedia)

=======================

MEW Index (Excel)

For anyone wishing to have the benefits of the Excel worksheet but doesn’t have or unwilling to use Microsoft Office, I can thoroughly recommend the free and open source Libre Office (https://www.libreoffice.org/discover/libreoffice/).

Available for PC, Mac and Linux and is fully compatible with MS Office apps.

[Michael GilliganParticipant @michaelgilligan61133]

Sorry to say, David … I am getting an ‘unable to download ‘ error for the PDF file.

MichaelG.

[Michael GilliganParticipant @michaelgilligan61133]

It worked fine tonight

MichaelG.

[Gary WoodingParticipant @garywooding25363]

Thank-you David.

[David FrithParticipant @davidfrith72923]

Sorry you were having problems Michael. I’ve no idea why that would occur. If anyone can’t download from the shared Google drive, I’d be happy to attach the relevant file in this thread. I’m not sure though, if there’s a file size limit. The pdf weighs in at around 8Mb these days.

[David FrithParticipant @davidfrith72923]

The MEW index to issues #1 – #339 is out.

Downloadable pdf and Excel files for the Model Engineers’ Workshop Index

MEW Index Folder link:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16Bbid9m5Sh-7qpQEaO69Tn-z-kDElVOi?usp=sharing

The pdf contains two lists, one sorted by issue number and the other sorted by author/contributor.

=======================

The index as published in Model Engineers’ Workshop magazine (issues 001-332) is now available as a searchable pdf.

(by kind permission of Barry Chamberlain and MyTimeMedia)

=======================

MEW Index (Excel)

For anyone wishing to have the benefits of the Excel worksheet but doesn’t have or unwilling to use Microsoft Office, I can thoroughly recommend the free and open source Libre Office (https://www.libreoffice.org/discover/libreoffice/).

Available for PC, Mac and Linux and is fully compatible with MS Office apps.

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