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Finally delivered the last of the 44 plates that we have been working so hard to complete over the last 6 weeks.

Well,the website is up and running at last! (and the new email address (info@selcouthengineering.co.uk) Thank you Colin for all your hard work and patience. It is a work in progress, but it's certainly a good start.

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Roll formers during final turning

Photos from Selcouth Engineering's post

New disc spacers machined from solid to carry the new Brembo brake discs on the original BMW front wheel.

The Flying Scotsman leaving the National Railway Museum in York after being refuelled for its trip back to London.

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The trial assembly of the BMW R100 new yolks went perfectly. They fit a dream. Need to shorten the forks next. Put the holes for the handle bars. Then it's off for polishing and finally anodising.

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4 Axis modeling of a punch for our new customer who has ordered 6 punch and die sets.

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Just finished the first dolly to go under the new (Used) storage cabinets we have bought as part of the reorganisation. Making the cabinets mobile should make it easier to keep the workshop clean.

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The factory reorganising (5 S) is starting to take shape with new woodpaneling now on 1/2 the benches.

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Solid modeling the motorcycle yolks in the picture.

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