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I recently added Dean William’s web site to our list of “Featured Websites,” which you can find on the right sidebar. It’s a short, somewhat exclusive list, which should give you an idea of how impressed I am with it. Dean is an excellent photographer and he’s created quite a few photo essays and tutorials Continue reading Dean William’s Web Site A model of Bernays's twin-cylinder steam engine (circa 1878), built by Bob Jorgensen Pat Jorgensen recently posted a comment and I noticed that he had an interesting web site about steam engines. So I invited Pat to be a guest blogger and to tell us more about himself and his site, Jorgensen Continue reading Jorgensen Steam If you would like to see some cool projects made with a small CNC mill then take a look at David Morrow’s web site. It may inspire you to try CNC or give you some new ideas if you already have. You’ll find an eclectic collection of clocks, hot air engines and motorcycle and car Continue reading David Morrow’s Web Site
Start Model Engineering is a very impressive web site about model engineering. The site’s author, John Somers, didn’t buy his first mini-lathe and build his first steam engine until about two years ago. But if you look at the 15 or so engines he’s made since then you’ll Continue reading Good Web Site: Start Model Engineering |
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