Hi Caroline,
I am sure someone will be along to assist you more than I however if I was you I would start my search at Evlington itself if you cannot obtain a copy of his service records, I know from experience they are a great bunch and always willing to help if they can.
Hi
below are the links to the NA archives for the entries your seeking
Summary of events
http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/SearchUI/Details?uri=D8390085
Record of events
http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/SearchUI/Details?uri=D8390086
Both are £3.50 each to download and only takes 5 minutes each.
Can be sure all our thoughts and prayers are with him right now
Thank you lads for all your assistance with this one, the machine mart folder iis no longer a contender due to poor standards, the starkey one looks good but is only 18″ and requires G clamps for securing the material which along with G clamps to the bench may meen slipage of both material and folder.
So now choice is down to the Frost item at £60 and the Cronos engineering item at £125…desicions desicions 😀
Might be easier just to move house lol
Would you have room for something like this?
As for bench ones, is this more substantial?
Hi TONY T
The former no but the latter has got the old grey cells working..will look more later when I get home as at work at mo..thanks Tony T for this
[QUOTE=Snoopy7422;1909257]So true…! I bought a cheapie Machine Mart folder once, just to save space….it was utterly useless and went back directly as the jaws were not parallel. Looking, back at the shop, every example was the same…. Properly engineered tools will weight a lot, but will last forever, well, – nearly..!
HI Snoopy,
This just backs up what Tony was saying, I have bought items from Machine mart in the past and they have given good service such as compressor, air tools, hammers including a bench drill.I did look at thier small lathes and bench miller but was not impressed of the standard.
I aggree in some cases that you get what you pay for,I have yet to hear or read anything bad about the folder from Frost but am holding back from ordering yet.
Regarding space, simply is not there to be had unless a) I move house or b) I knock into the neighbours kitchen..both too expensive 😀
You can purchase zinc chromate primer in yellow from light aero supplies at £4.99 a can
I’m afraid ole chap thats beyond my knowledge. But i think its being rebuilt to airworthy standards for now, so that when certain issues regarding returning its Napier Sabre engine to an acceptably reliable standard for flight have been addressed, the rest of the airframe will be ready for it… so to speak.!
Rob
Hi Rob,
Thanks for clearing that one up, can fully understand about carrying on with the standard as the problem with the sabre can be sorted out in the meantime. Is the mkV still at Booker with PPS?
Hi gentlemen,
Thank you to you all for helping me out, sadly I do not have the room for a floor mounted one, unless I can convince “she who must be obeyed” that we need to move then I will have to stick with a vice mounted one.
Tony, thank you for the heads up on the machine mart folder not being the same radius at one end to the other, sadly the starkey one depends on using G clamps to secure the material and its only 18inch long fold so its looking like the Frost version I will be purchasing.
Regards
Hi
Thank you for your thoughts, Stakesys does look more versitile, Tony T/Trolly aux, aggree that items on evil bay are well priced sadly do not have the room for a floor mounted folder yet.
I think to airworthy standards, but not actually to fly in the near future.
Rob
Rob
I am confused dot com..why rebuild something to airworthy standard and not fly it?:confused:
A Tempest would also be great for Legends.
He could wait for the 262 and catch him in the traffic pattern!
Thought kermit weeks had a tempest MkV being rebuilt at one time..is it ready yet?
Sorry for all you die hard prop guys, but I would still like to see a 262 at Flying Legends.
We could all see with our own eyes what the introduction of it ment back in 44-45!
Brilliant….followed by a Tempest on its six 😀
I’d like to see ‘airborne’ spelt correctly. :p
WELLY SOOORY SOR, NOT AWEAR OF SPEELLLING MISTAK IN SUSH SHORTH SANTENCE:p:p:p:p:p:D:D:D:D
if its jet then its got to be the Hawker Hunter, if its piston then the Spitfire is number one.