New pictures on the NEMES web site ( www.neme-s.org ) are pictures
from Rollie Gauchers open house, the Yankee Steam Up at the New
England Wireless and Steam Museum and the CT Antique Machinery Show.

Also, in the realm of "just when you think you have seen everything"
take a look at this page on the Colorado Model Engineering Society
site. http://www.metal-club.org/john%27s_project.html

Scroll down to the sharpening jig for small drills. Stranger and
stranger.

Errol Groff

Instructor, Machine Tool Department

H.H. Ellis Technical High School
643 Upper Maple Street
Danielson, CT 06239

New England Model Engineering Society
www.neme-s.org

In article , Errol Groff says...


New pictures on the NEMES web site ( www.neme-s.org ) are pictures
from Rollie Gauchers open house, the Yankee Steam Up at the New
England Wireless and Steam Museum and the CT Antique Machinery Show.

Thanks for the links, Errol - I noticed that this is also a
*wireless* museum - are there many vintage radio items on
display also?

Thanks - Jim


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Errol Groff wrote:
New pictures on the NEMES web site ( www.neme-s.org ) are pictures
from Rollie Gauchers open house, the Yankee Steam Up at the New
England Wireless and Steam Museum and the CT Antique Machinery Show.

Also, in the realm of "just when you think you have seen everything"
take a look at this page on the Colorado Model Engineering Society
site. http://www.metal-club.org/john%27s_project.html

Scroll down to the sharpening jig for small drills. Stranger and
stranger.

Errol Groff

Instructor, Machine Tool Department

H.H. Ellis Technical High School
643 Upper Maple Street
Danielson, CT 06239

New England Model Engineering Society
www.neme-s.org



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On 2 Oct 2005 19:43:01 -0700, jim rozen
wrote:

In article , Errol Groff says...


New pictures on the NEMES web site ( www.neme-s.org ) are pictures
from Rollie Gauchers open house, the Yankee Steam Up at the New
England Wireless and Steam Museum and the CT Antique Machinery Show.

Thanks for the links, Errol - I noticed that this is also a
*wireless* museum - are there many vintage radio items on
display also?

Thanks - Jim

Jim:

I should have included a link to the museum on the web page.

http://users.ids.net/~newsm/Wireless/Massie/massie.html

Takes you to the page about the wireliss part of the musuem. I you
are thinking of making a trip to visit them I think that a call ahead
would be a good idea. It is a small operation and I don't have any
idea of what their hours are so a call to Bob Merriam, the Director,
would be a good idea.

The items on display in the Wireless building are fasinating but since
I have about zero knowledge of radio "stuff" I can't describe it for
you. I had thought that I had some pictures from previous Steam Ups
on the NEMES web site but maybe in the switch over from our old web
hosting service to the new they got lost in the shuffle. I will look
and see if they are still on my hard drvie. If they are I will repost
them on the web site and let you know about it.

Errol Groff

Instructor, Machine Tool Department

H.H. Ellis Technical High School
643 Upper Maple Street
Danielson, CT 06239

New England Model Engineering Society
www.neme-s.org

In article , Errol Groff says...

I should have included a link to the museum on the web page.

http://users.ids.net/~newsm/Wireless/Massie/massie.html

Thank you! Because my brother lives in Concord, and I'm
familiar with the 128 area, there's a good chance I might
want to visit both the mechanical and electrical aspects of
the museum in the near future. I'll call ahead before hand.

I was very favorably inpressed with the CAMA fall festival, I
had no idea they had so many fixed displays as well.

I recently also purchased a book published by the New England
Wireless Association folks, and was very impressed by that as
well. It would be a treat to see that stuff first hand.

Jim


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I see you have Ray's large ass in the first picture of the ct antique
machine show. Ray knows more about things that do things than anyone I know,
grumpy but dam smart.
"Errol Groff" wrote in message
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New pictures on the NEMES web site ( www.neme-s.org ) are pictures
from Rollie Gauchers open house, the Yankee Steam Up at the New
England Wireless and Steam Museum and the CT Antique Machinery Show.

Also, in the realm of "just when you think you have seen everything"
take a look at this page on the Colorado Model Engineering Society
site. http://www.metal-club.org/john%27s_project.html

Scroll down to the sharpening jig for small drills. Stranger and
stranger.

Errol Groff

Instructor, Machine Tool Department

H.H. Ellis Technical High School
643 Upper Maple Street
Danielson, CT 06239

New England Model Engineering Society
www.neme-s.org