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Posted by on February 1, 2008, 3:38 am
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> postmas...@johnsonlb.plus.net(geoffrey wrote:
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> > Adrian et al,
> > I have in front of me two sheets of proper foolscap paper, originating
> > from Model Engineering services. =A0Subject heading is `The Dore Boring =
and
> > Facing Head'.
> > There are 4 pics on the sheets, 3 of which show the doo-dah for tripping=
> > the feed when facing.
> > If you want me to scan and mail just ask.
> > I've actually got a Dore head to sell but am less sure whether we've got=
> > the doo-dah to go with it. =A0All resultant on a workshop clearance from=
a
> > deceased club member. I'll `up' the search process.
> > Geoff Johnson
>
> Thanks, Geoff - that sounds ideal. Just a pic of the doo-dah bit would be
> great, there's probably no need for detailed drawings unless there's
> something cunning about it.
>
> I couldn't get a message to your email address above, but mine should work=
.
>
> -adrian
Adrian
If you have access to Model Engineers Workshop, there was a 7 page
article describing the construction of an updated Westbury boring and
facing head in issue no 78 (Nov/Dec 2001). This included drawings and
photographs (and details of the striker mechanism).
HTH
Mike
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> Adrian et al,
> I have in front of me two sheets of proper foolscap paper, originating
> from Model Engineering services. Subject heading is `The Dore Boring and
> Facing Head'.
> There are 4 pics on the sheets, 3 of which show the doo-dah for tripping
> the feed when facing.
> If you want me to scan and mail just ask.
> I've actually got a Dore head to sell but am less sure whether we've got
> the doo-dah to go with it. All resultant on a workshop clearance from a
> deceased club member. I'll `up' the search process.
> Geoff Johnson
>