ke7hr
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Hi to you all on HMEM from Phoenix, AZ!
My name is Paul and I have a 3 in 1 small machine and will be building some model engines. The HMEM is great. I have been lurking for a couple of weeks, reading many of the posts and getting a sense of what goes on here and am very impressed. My machining skill is at a complete novice level and am trying to get my machine to be accurate (within reason) and learn how to do things in an accepted mannor. I am enrolled in a community college class and pick up nuggets of good information in every class. The learning curve is steep, but fun.
I uploaded a modified Jingle Bell Motor and that will probably be my first attempt at a motor. It is quite simplified from the original to allow my manual machine (and novice skills) a chance to complete it.
Some of my other major hobbies include amateur radio (KE7HR) and caving - as can be seen by my avatar graphic. I often combine the hobbies and have done extensive radio work from deep in caves to the surface.
My name is Paul and I have a 3 in 1 small machine and will be building some model engines. The HMEM is great. I have been lurking for a couple of weeks, reading many of the posts and getting a sense of what goes on here and am very impressed. My machining skill is at a complete novice level and am trying to get my machine to be accurate (within reason) and learn how to do things in an accepted mannor. I am enrolled in a community college class and pick up nuggets of good information in every class. The learning curve is steep, but fun.
I uploaded a modified Jingle Bell Motor and that will probably be my first attempt at a motor. It is quite simplified from the original to allow my manual machine (and novice skills) a chance to complete it.
Some of my other major hobbies include amateur radio (KE7HR) and caving - as can be seen by my avatar graphic. I often combine the hobbies and have done extensive radio work from deep in caves to the surface.
