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New_control_pannel.JPGNew control panel57 viewsDid not like the control panel that the lathe came with so made this. It’s hooked to the VFD mounted under the cabinet. I have switches for lights, rmp, 12VDC, 12AC, forward/reverse, jog and emergency stopLatheworks
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ACS_Vert_outfit_whistle_2.jpgACS Vertical outfit103 viewsVertical boilered TAIPAN twin steam plant
with water pump and whistle.SandyC
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100_0320.JPGKid's hand trucks84 viewsA couple of hand trucks that were scaled down for the kids to play with.wareagle
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Parts.jpg121 viewsSome , but not all, of the Poppin parts. Notice that the Standard is made of 4 parts and there are 5 ball bearings. The bearings were used for the crankshaft, the valve shaft and the cam follower (roller). GailInNM
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Poppin_Finished_Spring_Side.jpgThe Poppin Flame Licker Engine123 viewsrake60
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minikin3.JPGMini Kin133 viewsThis engine was built from plans in Steam and Stirling book 1 Village Press. It has a 3/4 inch fly wheel. the little vis is something I found at a dollar store and has become the display stand. Tin Falcon
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cntngrd.jpgConnecting rod22 viewskustomkbJul 15, 2008
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Fellows1.jpg45 viewsGailInNMJul 10, 2008
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air_engine1.jpg72 viewsAir engine from bar stockmike4517May 13, 2008
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vac_engine.jpg59 viewsMy first enginemike4517May 13, 2008
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vac_2.jpg83 viewsMy first enginemike4517May 13, 2008
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vac4.jpg66 viewsMy first enginemike4517May 13, 2008
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Poppin_V1.jpg123 viewsPoppin as designed by James Sneft and published in Live Steam Magazine in November 1980. A few modifications along the way, but functionally the same. GailInNMApr 30, 2008
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Parts.jpg121 viewsSome , but not all, of the Poppin parts. Notice that the Standard is made of 4 parts and there are 5 ball bearings. The bearings were used for the crankshaft, the valve shaft and the cam follower (roller). GailInNMApr 30, 2008
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