Short contract work for a machinist

I'm looking to hire someone to build an aluminium part for me. I will provide engineering drawings of it.

You should have access to your own machine tools and source the aluminium billets and rods yourself.

The component is fairly simple so it shouldn't take more than half a day to make. A saw, milling machine and lathe are necessary to produce the part.

Please send me an email if you are interested in the job.

Reply to
Boffin
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Sounds like a coded message for a h--iii--tt---mmm---aa--nnn to make a weapon just incase you know who is listening.

Sorry I can't help.

Reply to
Peter smith

The wild geese fly at midnight.

Reply to
David in Normandy

Please don't condemn the work before you or other people have even seen the engineering drawings.

It will be fairly obvious that it isn't intended to be a weapon.

The work is entirely above board and everything will be paid in a traceable manner for both our protection.

Reply to
Boffin

Try Rossington Light Engineering

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Reply to
Bill Wright

You're probably more likely to find people with the necessary tools and skills on uk.rec.models.engineering

Reply to
pcb1962

You should find some capable bods for this in:- uk.rec.models.engineering

Despite the groups name there is some heavy machinery involved.

Reply to
Geo

ask the machinist if he can make you up a sense of humour while he's at it. :)

Reply to
gazz

That was cutting :-)

Reply to
js.b1

What about Matty F and his angle grinder :-)

Reply to
The Medway Handyman

If you need lasercutting etc, try laser_4 snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.co.uk - I have used them several times and they are quite cheap. They do not do CNC work however. Might be useful for certain work. No connection with them, they used to cut aluminium sheets for me with various 'oles from just a 2D CAD drawing.

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js.b1

In message , Boffin writes

Nah - we only work cash in hand in uk.d-i-y

Reply to
geoff

In message , Geo writes

Do they need to lighten up too then ?

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geoff

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