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Post by shedman on May 18, 2024 11:46:41 GMT
Hi folks, I thought I would share with you a new online resource that offers the Indexes for Model Engineer, Model Engineers Workshop and Engineering In Miniature. The data has been compiled from several sources most notably from the work Bill Phillips and Chris Orchard have carried out. The searchable indexes are hosted on the Ipswich Model Engineering Club's website
The ME index covers all issues from 1898 to 2023 Issue 4718 and holds 186,000 records MEW to 2016 Issue 237 EIM to 2016 The indexes have a very powerful search capability and are fast to use. For example, to search all 180 thousand-plus records in the Model Engineer takes less than a couple of seconds. Both simple and complex searches can be created, for the latter you use the filter builder with 16 different criteria. If you are interested give it a try and I would welcome your feedback. Graham ps The raw data has been compiled by Bill Phillips and Chris Orchard and can be found here www.ropewalkview.uk/me_index.htmlThere is another site that also holds the ME Index but is no longer maintained and is somewhat out of date. www.itech.net.au/modelengineer/eim_magazine.php
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Post by shedman on Jun 7, 2024 15:44:25 GMT
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Post by jo479 on Jun 7, 2024 17:35:58 GMT
I think we owe them a vote of thanks
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Post by shedman on Jun 28, 2024 10:01:34 GMT
I agree, the folks who put the data together have done a wonderful job. In the next few days, the Model Engineer index will be updated to May 2024 and the Model Engineer Workshop is now up to date. We have also added a SSL certificate to the site so you should no longer see the annoying warnings from your browser.
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Post by shedman on Jul 22, 2024 16:14:09 GMT
Hi Folks I have now updated the Engineering in Miniature indexes to include volumes 40, 41, and the last volume 43. The index is now just missing volume 42 as the copy at my local model club has gone walkabout. If anyone has a copy of the index which is usually in the June or July edition and they could scan to a PDF I could then get the database updated and the index would be complete. Graham
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