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| NickG:
Wow, very nice work Stew. Yourself and Bogs have recently made machining castings correctly look easy but I know otherwise! :thumbup: |
| sbwhart:
Thanks Nick I was begining to wonder where you were having not heard from you for some time. I bet that four letter word "work" as kept you away. :D Stew |
| lordedmond:
yes that the one Stew you can not help but admire the man/woman but that another story , but a brilliant engineer ,he did a lot to get us where we are today , I wonder what he would have made of the current CNC setups very good work with the pump BTW |
| NickG:
Stew, Kind of, been away a few nights which messes up your whole routines! Then I've been doing some bits and pieces tidying the car up. I'm off for a week now so am hoping to get back in the workshop and finish that 2nd poppin. Got the electric loco to finish then I was going to do an i.c. engine, but I've changed my mind, I either want to do a boiler for mabel or do sweet pea- I have a professional boiler for that and I think I bought most of the fittings. Decisions decisions! Nick |
| sbwhart:
Blimey Nick --- Quote ---I'm off for a week now so am hoping to get back in the workshop and finish that 2nd poppin. Got the electric loco to finish then I was going to do an i.c. engine, but I've changed my mind, I either want to do a boiler for mabel or do sweet pea- I have a professional boiler for that and I think I bought most of the fittings. Decisions decisions! --- End quote --- Sounds like you've got a dose of :proj: Sweet pea sounds interesting I've got a project planned for some time in the future that would use a Sweet pea boiler, but first I've got to finish off my own Mabel first. Have fun :D Stew Stew |
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