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28/12/2025
“He’s doing Scotland proud” – An Article in the Sunday Mail August 15 1965 DAVID REEKIE is a name that doesn’t command immediate recognition. He’s not a television personality or an athletic star. But in Scotland in 1965 he’s right at the top of the Enterprise League. Ten years ago he invented a machine to do a job world engineering believed was impossible. Now he has a world-wide reputation, an […]
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28/12/2025
Common In-Situ Machining Applications Common Applications of In-Situ Machining In-situ machining, also known as on-site machining or portable machining, is used across a wide range of industries to repair, modify, and restore critical components without removing them from service. Its flexibility and precision make it an essential maintenance solution where downtime, access, or component size makes workshop repairs impractical. Below are some of the most common in-situ machining applications, many […]
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28/12/2025
In-situ machining, also known as on-site machining or portable machining, has its origins in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It developed out of necessity in heavy industries such as shipbuilding, railways, steel mills, and power generation, where large components could not be removed and transported to a conventional machine shop. Critical assets including engine blocks, turbine housings, and propeller shafts were often too large, too heavy, or too valuable […]