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15 / 02 / 08

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By David Ashby

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We've just added two more videos to our front page video gallery.

Alex Whittaker discusses and demonstrates his lathe to accompany his beginners article in the March 2008 issue of RCM&E.

Watch the flying video camera footage from the Multiplex Fun Jet flight we posted earlier.

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Timbo

Posted: 16/02/08 10:17:08 08

Having owned a micro lathe for some years now ( not this particular version ) I would really like further tutorials in this format, on actual useage - EG, turning, boring, and milling procedures, correct speed selection for different work, and so on. I have no formal engineering background or training, and all the work on my lathe is self taught, and I am keen to learn as much as possible. I have made many things on it, but ususally just simple fixed parts, the most ambituos to date were the retract oleos for my spitfire.