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Colorado Model Engineering Society

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May 16, 2008

A loose association of people sharing the same interest in things primarily machined of metal including, but not limited to model engines of all kinds, clocks, antique cannons/guns, machine shop machinery, electrical/electronic, tools, methods etc.food for thought !

Your next engine if you except this assignment !(free plans can be downloaded)

Site Directory

`The Next Meeting` `(New Jan 13,2008)`	`Member's Page`
engines	Clay's Place
`Shop Hints & Tips`	`Links To Other Clubs`
`CMES Members Help Page`	`Misc. Interesting Links`
Things of interest to the group	Projects
Important Info. `(May 16`, 2008)	Resource Links
Last Meeting	Shops
submarines and stirling engines	Mining show

Castings with William Williams ( Nov-17,2006)

Pikes Peak Region Live Steamers PPRLS (Jan 24,2007)

From the E-Mail Bag (June 16, 2007)

The Colorado Model Engineering Society was born in the spring of 2002 as a result of the merging of the Machining Enjoyment Totally At Leisure group based in Denver, and the Front Range Model Engineers group based in Colorado Springs. Informal get togethers are normally held every month or so and usually at one of the member's shop. There are no membership dues, officers, minutes, etc.; just fun and learning from each other and from the projects members usually bring for show & tell. At times, we brag and even tell lies! There are usually surplus items for sale or give away, and always some refreshments. Notification of upcoming meetings are posted on this web site approximately two weeks before. Visitors are always welcome to attend, and visitors are invited to join ranks with our group.

Contact John Beall below for more information.
Contact Ken Thompson for anything pertaining to this web site.

General Manager: John Beall	jbeall303(at)juno(dot)com
Webmaster: Ken Thompson	ken_thompson(at)citystar(dot)com