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| Divided he ad:
Very nice runner stew :thumbup: I think you have a natural talent for elbow building/repair :dremel: --- Quote ---I'm going to have to look around for another project now. --- End quote --- I've got a couple you can look at :lol: How's the loco doing? Ralph. |
| sbwhart:
Hi Ralph Yep thats what I'm going to pic up next. Regulator and Hand pump for the tender. I'd I've been talking to a man about building the boiler Stew |
| Divided he ad:
Good stuff :thumbup: I'll be watching the loco post :) Boiler... From what I've heard it's a bit you have to absolutely get perfect! Or you could do this....(very, very doubtful!!) Oh, the catalogue of errors! :jaw: :bugeye: Sorry, well :offtopic: so I'm gonna scoot.... Ralph. |
| sbwhart:
Your really don't want that to happen every time I see that I wonder just how bad those bare arms were scalded. The man I've been talking through is the boiler inspector for the model engineering club I go to, I was checking things out with him as way of preparation, if I needed a certificate of conformity for the material at what stages would he want to check the soldered joint out, some of them you can't see when the boiler is completed etc etc. The rules a regulation vary from country to country and seem to be in a constant revision in the UK, and also like a lot of things they are open to interpretation. Thanks for the reminder. Stew |
| CrewCab:
Stew ............ :bow: ............. real craftsmanship, thanks for taking us along for the ride ........... :thumbup: As to boilers there is a wealth of information over on HMEM as you probably know, have you found the threads by Firebird (he's UK based), dam good imho CC |
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