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  1. #11
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    John S.:

    if it ain't too much trouble, i would still like to get a couple of pictures of that cut knurling tool.

    i would really prefer that you not go to a lot of trouble with this, but if you get a chance i would appreciate it.

    i delude myself into thinking that maybe i can build one.

    thank you, Sir. have a good day.

    peace.
    billr
    ........i dremel. therefore i am..........................

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    Quote Originally Posted by John Stevenson
    Good on you Bill,
    All too often now the widow approaches the local club and thinking she's doing some good give hubbbies magazines to the club.
    Sometimes they are passed on to a new member [ rare] but mainly they go for recycling as no one wants them.
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    that's really sad, any that come up at TSME (toronto) are instantly snapped up, usually around $1 per. To any aspiring model engineers, the old ME are GOLD. Most of our homeshop equipment is technology of the same era and the knowledge, skill and writing ability of some of these authors is tremendous. 40's 50's and 60's are my favorites

    speaking of faceplate's, spent all day yesterday on faceplate work. I like faceplate work, makes me feel connected with the craftsmen of yesterday. back when men would layout and cut threads by hand and the 4jaw was just a glimmer in some designers mind
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    Bill,
    Working on a gear CD at the moment.
    Which knurling tool was it you were interested in, straight, [ simple one ] or the crossed knurl.

    BTW just as a reference this advert came in today on our free adverts site.
    About typical for here.

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    >For Sale
    >Books/Magazines
    >A lifetimes collection of model engineer and engineering in miniature magazines from the 1930-1990s approx 1000 copies many sorted in date order and inc an index for model engineer 1975-1992,due to the weight probably in the region of 100kg collection only.£125.00

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    Sir John , Earl of Bligeport & Sudspumpwater. MBE [ Motor Bike Engineer ] Nottingham England.



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    Quote Originally Posted by motorworks
    "I hope mine got to a good home when that big faceplate in the sky rolls over me"

    John
    I though all of us "machining types"
    would be shot in the back by a jealous husband
    at 102
    I think you mean "angry father"

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    hello John S.

    i [think] i want to try to build the crossed one. i suppose we will see about that.

    please let me know when the gear cd is done. i want at least one. maybe one for the kid too.

    if i was closer i would be jumping all over those magazines. i *need* more junk around here. i think they would sort of compliment all the old rusty stuff.

    thank you, Sir. i really appreciate this. i know you are busy.

    peace.
    billr.

    ETA: i always hoped i would die as mentioned above. however, getting shot hurts and when you come down to it, today is as good as any other day to die.

    ETA2: because i am a crappy typist.

    ETA3: because i don't do this very well. duh.
    Last edited by billr; 03-19-2007 at 08:33 AM.
    ........i dremel. therefore i am..........................

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    The best day to die is when you have maxed every credit card out you own.....................


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    Sir John , Earl of Bligeport & Sudspumpwater. MBE [ Motor Bike Engineer ] Nottingham England.



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    Wink The best day to die is when you have maxed every credit card out you own.............

    That would have been yesterday....



    Looking over my shoulder for the "angry father of a bridesmaid at my grandson's wedding".
    Today I will gladly share my experience and advice, for there no sweeter words than "I told you so."

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