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Last updated May 12th, 2004
Michael Horgan's
Model Engineering and Amateur Machinist Home Page Tools Like
to build your own tools? Here's A 6-in. Bench
Shaper from the November,1928 edition of Popular
Mechanics magazine.
Turn this shaper into a horizontal milling machine! Includes plans for a milling vise and additional goodies for the shaper. Thanks to Joe Landau, I've gotten a copy of the article "P.M. Shaper Makes Good Miller" from the 1930 Popular Mechanics magazine.
Here are plans for a Belt Sander or Linisher.
Looking for a Collet Chuck? Make your own Die Castings with this
Pressure Molding Machine from Model Craftsman Magazine,
in 1939.
Here are plans to build a Tool Post Grinder, also from Model Craftsman Magazine, in 1937. Here's a Surface Grinder for the Model Engineer, also from Model Craftsman Magazine, From August, 1937. Interested in EDM? Robert Langlois and Village Press have done it up right.
Here's a picture of the Ball Turning Tool I made from Jay Tuckwood's plans on the Metal Web News site. Lathe Tool Bit Grinding Here's a chart I did up for a Machinist training class I'm taking. It is used to illustrate the use of side relief, end relief and rake angles when grinding tool bits for use in your lathe. Click here to see the chart. It also prints
out very nicely. Next, comes a page on single
point cutting tool shapes. The arrows show the direction of cut.
Here are some pictures of me working a Drop
Hammer, as discussed on the forge mailing list.
For comments on these pages or their contents, or just to say hello, just click on the envelope... ©1996,1997,1998,1999,2000,2001,2002,2003,2004 Michael Horgan |
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