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Clock Crossing Marking Out Jig

by Christopher Raynerd | May 25, 2014 | Clockmaking, Tools & Machines | 1

This jig is used to mark out for crossing out clock wheels to form the ‘spokes’. I had...

Rawyler Mill

by Christopher Raynerd | Jul 27, 2013 | Tools & Machines | 1

Here are some photos of the Rawyler mill I am selling. The box of bits shows the parts that were...

Cowells Lathe Rear Tool Post

by Christopher Raynerd | Jan 23, 2013 | Tools & Machines | 0

After a bin full of scrap recently, I needed something for my confidence! I decided to make a nice...

Eureka relief tool – making gear/clock wheel cutters

by Christopher Raynerd | Dec 30, 2012 | Clockmaking, Tools & Machines | 2

There are now a few methods of successful and less successful gear or clock wheel cutting that...

Cowells ME lathe

by Christopher Raynerd | Dec 30, 2012 | Tools & Machines | 5

Since looking for my first lathe back when I purchased a unimat 3, I always wanted a cowells but...

Kennedy Power Hacksaw – manual, files and pictures

by Christopher Raynerd | Oct 21, 2012 | Tools & Machines | 16

It seems that as these machines are getting harder to find, they are often in need of repair! This...

Cross Slide Tooling/Mounting Plate for Boxford

by Christopher Raynerd | Jan 11, 2011 | Tools & Machines | 7

In my attempt to bore between centres I have come across the issue that my Boxford does not have a...

Boring Bar Setting Device

by Christopher Raynerd | Jan 9, 2011 | Tools & Machines | 3

I am hoping to be doing some boring between centers on my next engine to achieve a long true bore...

Thrust bearings for the Boxford

by Christopher Raynerd | Sep 18, 2010 | Tools & Machines | 1

The current state of the cross slide and compound slide: Cross slide: The gap/play in the cross slide. This closes if you pull it back but of course the play is there. The first two pictures show the lead screw of the cross...

Kennedy Power Hacksaw

by Christopher Raynerd | Sep 12, 2010 | Tools & Machines | 11

When I first saw one of these running I really liked it. Being in a basement workshop, I`m limited with the size of the equipment I can have down there, especially floor standing. This is an ideal size, OK, limited certainly to...