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Welcome to the Milldrawings web site, which is rebuilt from the old a0 Technical Drawing Services site

My name is John Brandrick.

I live in Whitland, Carmarthenshire, S.W.Wales. I am a retired Draughtsman/Engineer I worked in the construction & process industries for over 50 years and was very lucky as drawing had always been my hobby and I was able to do it almost every day during my working life

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Welsh Water mills

Click on any of the thumbnails opposite to view the drawings for that category.

MRG

I hope you enjoy viewing the drawings and find the content informative.

Mills I’ve recently added to the site

Cymdeithas Melinau Cymru
Welsh Mills Society

English Water mills & Mining

TIMS

Coed Trewaneu, Powys

Felingeri saw mill Ceredigeon

Melin Llynon, Anglesley

UK Windmills

MWWMG

These are the Mill Groups I belong to Click on the icons to go to their home site or their pages within this site

Llanyrafon corn mill Cwmbran, Monmouthshire

Waterwynch farm wheel, Carmarthenshire

Whitland Abbey, Carmarthenshire

Non U.K. mills

The old a0tech.site and the type of drawings I used to do!

2 new Horse & a Cow powered mill

Animal / Muscle mills

These drawings show a water driven stone saw and six other water powered mills and workshops fed from a single aqueduct 100m long in Ephusus, Turkey, also two other water driven saws are shown

Click on the image to see an alphabetical list of the mills on this site

Industrial mills

Four new WOAD mills - Steam & Horse


		Clover mills

	Melin Llynon coming soon


	Nigel Harris has his own website where he has listed over 80 Books, publications and articles that he has written covering Milling, Engineering and other subjects of which 40 are articles that have been printed in various mill magazines including SPAB's Mill News. Click on the image to be taken to his site




	A major new book entitled 'Windmills of North West Kent and Kentish London (and the men who built them) by Rob Cummins in its 2nd printing is available from Stenlake and Co, and will be priced at £20 it does contain a few of my drawings of Keston Windmill


		Comments from purchasers of Water mills and stone ground flour "This is a jolly good read, a must have for your book case, well written with lots of illustrations" "Brilliant book. Very informative" "Provides a good read for the novice and an addition to the library of those more learned in the ways of milling"

	Wheat flour milling was the best selling book at the Mills Archive the year it was printed