Lindsay shows David Churchill's restored ships clock.
David provided us with the details of what needed to be done to bring it back to life.
Rien show us the latest library acquisitions.
Rod Elliott covered the letter "P" for the A-Z of horology.
One of the Boley lathes exhibited.
Another Boley, in excellent condition.
An Emco Compact 5, with milling/drilling attachment.
An early EMCO Unimat SL.
A very nice and beautifully presented Hardinge lathe and accessories.
Lanco (Lane Cove Engineering) watchmakers lathe and collets. Australian Made.
Another superbly presented lathe.
Collection of lathe books - Boley, Mosely and Hardinge.
Magnificent Lorch lathe - love the addition of the dial gauge!
Lathe using a Singer sewing machine motor.
An Emco Unimat 3, with a sample of the available attachments.
It's very easy to spend more on the "extras" than the lathe itself.
Just some of the vast range of collets and attachments that are needed for precision work.
Doug presenting his talk on lathes and their history.
He also took us on a video guided tour of the exhibits.
Members looking at the displays, trying not to drool on the exhibits
Collets, faceplates and other essential accessories.
Very comprehensive set of collet chucks and other accessories.
One of Lindsay's Bulle clocks. A fairly traditional dome style.
This unique Bulle advertising clock is illuminated by low voltage LED lamps. Very eye-catching.
Naturally, afternoon tea is always enjoyed by all.