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Digital Machinist strives to be the greatest source of information and ideas for the hobby CNC user! It includes articles on the basics of programming G-code, various CNC hobby projects, CNC retrofits, robotics, CNC techniques, CAD tips, and much, much more. We also feature The Mechatronist, a column by Weston Bye, in which Wes brings years of experience in the modeling and prototyping field. If you've incorporated, or would like to incorporate, numerical control into your home shop Digital Machinist is for you. Don't miss another issue of Digital Machinist, we cover the digital machining world like no one else!
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The Home Shop Machinist is our flagship magazine. Founded in 1982, we've been the best source of techniques, projects, and information for the hobby machinist. What kind of features will you see in The Home Shop Machinist? In each issue, we present interesting how-to articles, machine modifications, fun projects, accessories for your shop metalworking equipment, shop improvement articles, and more! For you beginners, J. Randolph Bulgin's "Randolph's Shop Class" column will help you with that tricky learning curve.
Over the course of 40 years, Live Steam & Outdoor Railroading has reached readers in all parts of the United States and the world, bringing people together who may otherwise never connect -- to share the fascinating history of steam technology and to build a great store of knowledge upon which all newcomers may draw. We hope that, each issue of Live Steam & Outdoor Railroading magazine that arrives in your mailbox every other month, will be the handiest tool in your home. Subscribe Today!
Machinist's Workshop, formerly Projects in Metal, is the sister publication of The Home Shop Machinist. What sets this magazine apart is its emphasis on shorter, less involved projects for the beginning machinist. Machinist's Workshop also covers other forms of metalworking not necessarily related to machining, such as welding, foundry work, and fabrication work. Machinist's Workshop also contains articles on gunsmithing, including Steve Acker's famous The Gunsmith Machinist column.
If you know a hobby CNC user then Digital Machinist is for them. It includes articles on the basics of programming G-code, various CNC hobby projects, CNC retrofits, robotics, CNC techniques, CAD tips, and much, much more. Digital Machinist strives to be the greatest source of information and ideas for the hobby CNC user! It's a gift that gives all year long.
If you know a hobby machinist then The Home Shop Machinist is for them. In each issue, we present interesting how-to articles, machine modifications, fun projects, accessories for your shop metalworking equipment, shop improvement articles, and more! It's a gift that gives all year long.
If you know a live steam enthusiast then Live Steam & Outdoor Railroading is for them. Over the course of 40 years, Live Steam & Outdoor Railroading has reached readers in all parts of the United States and the world, bringing people together who may otherwise never connect -- to share the fascinating history of steam technology and to build a great store of knowledge upon which all newcomers may draw. It's a gift that gives all year long.
If you know a beginning machinist then Machinist's Workshop is for them. What sets this magazine apart is its emphasis on shorter, less involved projects for the beginner. Machinist's Workshop also covers other forms of metalworking not necessarily related to machining, such as welding, foundry work, and fabrication work. It's a gift that gives all year long.
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Building the Climax, Building the New Shay, Building the Shay, Building the Heisler, The Pennsylvania A3 Switcher
The best of Projects In Metal, years '88-'89 through '96-'97. Altogether, over 225 smart tools, techniques, and projects, from a Parallel Arm Scorll Saw and a Rocking, Swinging Grinder Table to an Elliptical Rotary Engine and a Small tool and Cutter Grinder.
Volume 1 and 2 are out of print and not available, Volume 3, Volume 4, Volume 5, Volume 6
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Rudy's Fun With Engines and Other Things - Plans Sets from the Past
Rudy's Model Stirlings Engines - Plan Sets from the Past
Rudy's Working Steam Engines - Plan Sets from the Past
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Lasting testaments to Rudy's skill, ingenuity, and wisdom both as metalworker and modeler. Each volume contains invaluable tools and clever hobby projects, concisely described, beautifully photographed, and impeccably drawn. Plus this set includes volume Four - The Micromachinist's Legacy; contains final articles from The Home Shop Machinist Micro Machinist column in a spiral-bound format.
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In a series originally offered by Live Steam Magazine, the very popular 1-1/2" scale Elk River Mill & Lumber Company Falk logging engine continues to captivate builders.
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