Projects in Metal Magazine premiered in February of 1988, and continued until it’s final issue (Volume 11, Number 6) in December of 1998. The purpose of this post is to provide visitors with an index of the articles contained in PIM through it’s 11 volume history.  This is Post #1, containing the index information for volume 1 of the magazine. If you’re interested in starting your collection you’ll be happy to know that these magazines can still be found occasionally on ebay for a reasonable price.

Projects In Metal Magazine: Volume 1, Number 1 (February 1988)

• A Rocking, Swinging Grinder Table (cover)
• Old Lathe Collet Adapters
• A Vernier Dividing Head
• Surface Grinding on a Vertical Mill
• A Band Saw Speed Reducer

Projects In Metal Magazine: Volume 1, Number 2 (April 1988):

• Curved Spoke Flywheel (cover)
• Dial Indicator Adapter
• Automatic Carriage Stop
• A Reverse for a Small Lathe
• Belt Sander

Projects In Metal Magazine: Volume 1, Number 3 (June 1988):

• Basic Metal Finishes
• Make Your Own Collet Chuck (cover)
• Adjustable Try Square
• Brass Hammer
• Unorthodox Mill / Lathe Grinder
• Expanding Mandrel
• A Simple Rotary Table

Projects In Metal Magazine: Volume 1, Number 4 (August 1988):

• An Untapped Source for Cast Iron Stock
• A Parallel Arm Scroll Saw (cover)
• Machine Tools for Woodworking
• A Supplementary Tilting Milling Table
• Making a Cylindrical Square
• Greater Precision for Scroll Chucks

Projects In Metal Magazine: Volume 1, Number 5 (October 1988):

• A 4 Station Grinder (cover)
• Button V-Block
• Model Builder’s Hand Vise
• Parting Through Large Diameters
• Small Tool Caddy

Projects In Metal Magazine: Volume 1, Number 6 (December 1988):

• A Scale Model 32-Pounder Seacoast Cannon (cover)
• A Ram Tailstock
• The Presentation Swarf Collector
• Locating
• Two Designs for Welding Tables
• Steady Improvement
• Making a Milling Saw Arbor

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