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Criz:
That's 'hello' for the poor unfortunates not from Yorkshire.

I have a rusty tin shack that leaks a lot, and a desire to finally get round to modelling. I'm afflicted with keeping things that are well past their prime, so have plenty of experience of 3 days welding to get cars through the mot etc.

The machinery collection has grown over time and my tin shack is now at full capacity. I have a mini lathe, 2x 1940 colchester master lathe (Though stupidly I've lent the best one out & kept the worn out one for myself), a microkinetics CNC lathe (ok machine, awful company), and I've recently got a small CNC milling machine. CNC is good when you're a left handed uncoordinated fool.

I'm always fascinated by sterling engines at shows, so I guess that's where I'll be making scrap first.

spuddevans:
Well hello Criz :wave: welcome to our little club :borg:

The sterling engines have always fascinated me too, but I don't have the skills/confidence/patience at the moment (not to mention no workshop at the moment) but I look forward to following your progress as you post up about it ( you are going to post up about it aren't you  :poke: :poke: :) )


Tim

Rob.Wilson:
Hi and welcome Criz  :wave:


suppose someone has to live in Yorkshire  :poke: :lol: :lol: :lol:   


Rob  :)

PS,,,, tea cakes have currents in them  :coffee:

Brass_Machine:
Hiya Criz  :wave:

Welcome to the collective :borg:

I would like to see some pictures of your machines. Sounds like you have a good collection going. What is the small CNC mill?

Eric

DaveH:
Hi Criz  :wave:

Hello and welcome to MadModder  :clap:

A good place to enjoy oneself.
 :beer:
DaveH

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