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http://titanmachinery.com.au/index.php/turning-machines/tl210v.html#.Vmfgp_l97IU I have a Rong Fu S5 cnc mill from Titan Machinery and the quality is very good

http://www.lasercenteredgefinder.com/main.html

G-CAM Generate gcode for cam grinding http://gcam.lucasemail.org/

The First number is the diameter and the second is the pitch the same as a screw. hence the name airscrew or propeller

LPG/propane/butane Gas jet sizes http://www.homemodelenginemachinist.com/showthread.php?t=10583

I made the Cygnet 3 Cylinder Steam Engine from the plans in Model Engineer I had run it with compressed air but it sounds so much better using live steam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_UTqFTS-VM

The simple answer is that a gunsmith lathe may have a spider set up on the outboard end of the spindle to hold a barrel while it is being threaded or chambered. Taken from http://www.chaski.org/homemachinist/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=90815

Howdy from Western Sydney also

I'm looking to make a furnace also and have found a couple of suppliers in Sydney: http://www.fieldfurnace.com.au/castables-ezp-3.html https://www.sydneyfirebricks.net.au/product-category/castable-refractory-ovens/ Paul

They look like old router bits off a woodworking machine

Double sided tape works also

Have you tried these guys for gears http://www.smallparts.com.au/store/categories/gears+mitre/ http://www.hobbyparts.com.au/store/partslist/kitsgears90degree/kitsgears90degree/a/1/ Paul

This work well http://www.bunnings.com.au/dy-mark-350g-etch-metal-primer_p1580553

I got this reply from Logicnc today Unfortunately, I have discontinued these due to lack of demand, since most people are switching to USB compatible driver boards which have this built in ... I just haven't got around to updating the website. I can however offer...

Its a Diemakers square http://www.starrett.com/metrology/product-detail/1-Precision-Measuring-Tools/11-Precision-Hand-Tools/1110-Squares/111004-Special-Squares/453C

I was disappointed when I went to the 2014 show in Sydney, it may as well have been a 3D printer expo,as their was not one CNC machining centre, lathe running in the place just 1 laser cutter. I don't know if its was a financial thing for companies or just a sign of the future for manufacturing...

He are a couple of cutter I had made. I used my Eureka form relief tool to make the 48DP cutters for my Howell.I have shown the finished gears along with my jig for checking the gear center distances The hobb was for a gear used in a microscopes fine focus adjustment mechanism I think it was...

I used the face plate and it wasn't as daunting as I thought it would be. I also put a support on the unsupported (nut) end to make it solid and to stop the chatter. Once it was set up it all went rather quick and smoothly. hope this gives you some ideas Paul R

I started the V4 a while ago and looked at using metric screws but decided they just didn't look right, so I splashed out and bought the V4 Fasteners Kit $35 & the V4 Ball Bearings Kit $99. Our exchange rate was a lot better at the time.

Hi I'm just up the road @ Rooty Hill Paul