Metalworking
and other Interests.
Those that arrive at this website, via whatever route, will soon become aware that a major portion of it is devoted to metal working activities carried out predominantly in a home metalworking workshop. The reason being that it is mainly for the interest of readers of the Model Engineers' Workshop magazine, of which I was editor from issue 7 (October 1991) to issue 28 (April 1995) and have since written in all but a few issues up to issue 178 (July 2011), now retired. Non readers of the magazine who have a metalworking interest will also find much of this content of interest.
If you have arrived at this site using a search engine or by some other prompt and having other interests you may still find some of the pages worth a visit. Typically, these cover such subjects as Cabinet making, Sound recording, Marquetry, The Salvation Army, Photography and others, all of which I have an interest in. Viewers having arrived here because of their metalworking activities will also find some of these non metalworking pages worth browsing. Typically, I know many have an interest in electronics and will find the internal photographs of my Revox A77 sound recorders worth an inspection as these Swiss made machines are in a class of their own.
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Metalworking and other Interests
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Particularly for metalworkers
Having now ceased regularly writing for the “Model Engineers’ Workshop” magazine, I have started adding most of the articles I have provided over the last twenty years into the Projects and Processes pages. There are presently 60 Projects and 33 Processes and which I will be adding to on a regular basis, worth a look! HAROLD HALL.
