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Broadbent's hollow spindle lathe threading a drill at Weir Engineering, Doha, Qatar. Graham King is the machinist. 1979.

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Derek Pollard, fitter, in the machine shop, June 1998. Note the big planer at the far end. The planer was fitted into an 8 feet (2.5 m) deep pit so that it would clear the overhead crane. Due to the water table level in this area, a water pump had…

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Ronnie Robinson working his Horizontal Boring machine. June 1998.

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Machine in fitting bay, the despatch bay is in the background

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Multi spindle moulder, used for making skirting boards etc. Douglas Parker holding the sheet.

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Machine for head rounding and bevelling barrel lids, in the packing bay.

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Large planing machine for long beam, mqade for the Mercy docks and Harbour Board. Herbert Ellison and Eric Warrington, on left , Albert Cockroft with his back to the camera. c 1961

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Saw sharpening and setting machine

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Horizontal log bandsaw in fitting shop. c1950

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Machine/fitting shop. See the big crane, the driver was John Cockroft whose father was the architect of the trestle bridge at Blake Dean.

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Large planing machine for Mersey Docks and Harbour Board for making lock gates, in fitting shop looking towards old mill bottom. Eric Warrington and Herbert Ellison are both in the picture.

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Derek Pollard on left, Roy Baker on right, both fitters working on a two drum sanding machine. In background is the centre lathe turning department. Roy later became the dynamite worker on the building of the M62.

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c1935. Vertical log saw, here it was in the fitting shop, after building extension it became the machine shop.

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Double ended tenoning machine in fitting shop, looking toward the old mill bottom.

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View from fitting shop into a machine shop. The drawing office can be seen through the glass window, note the heating pipes in the roof truss.

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Percy Pollard inspecting missing tooth on gear wheel on No 1 motion shaft. This other gear wheel is connected to the main drive electric motor.

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View of high pressure cylinder, note the flywheel and connecting rod.

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The parallel motion piston connecting rod to beam.

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This boiler ran the steam engine and, heated the mill, and washed the wool. The hopper and automatic stokers were made by "Proctors" of Burnley.
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