Rear Cylinder Covers - ep54 - 7.25" Gauge Steam Locomotive Build
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- In this episode of the 7.25" Gauge Steam Locomotive Build we continue machining the cylinder covers by starting on the rear covers on the Harrison Lathe. Although a rather simple part of the steam engine, there is a lot of machining to be done from the raw castings.
These castings where bought from Acorn Steam, and are designed by Rod Burnley, they are extremely nice castings and machine beautifully.
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Splendid
Thanks as always Rick. All the best, Matt 👍
Good episode, facing isn’t boring, that’s for sure. 😂 Get it, it’s a word joke 😂. Fits like a 🧤 12:52
Standard pun groan.
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Thanks Alan, although with jokes like that 😂, Like a glove 👌. All the best, Matt. 👍
Great results keep up the good video's. Almost got me revved up to start work on my mogul 2-6-0 again
Now, you need to keep watching the videos then, you need to start that work on the mogul, time waits for no one!! You can do it. All the best, Matt 👍
@@MattChiversWorkshop Thank you for the encouragement Matt. Engine I started on is B&M # 1455 Dave J.
Matt my friend, once more I am in aware that you can produce a (just about) finished end cover in 13 minutes! I get the feeling I am going to have to up my pace somewhat. Sad you haven't got a vacuum cleaner going whilst machining and I bet you didn't put any Vaseline on your hands... Is Mrs C complaining about rust stains on the kitchen sink yet? Wishing you and all your family a peaceful and happy Christmas with a very prosperous 2024 to follow.
Grum my friend, its called skill.......... in editing out all the procrastination and faffing around to get it to 13minutes!! 😂. My workshop isn't at home, so no rusty stains in this house 😉. Happy Christmas my friend. All the best, Matt 👍
You would think a home workshop would have a small amount of oil the stop the squeaking X handle. LOL
😂 you'd have thought I would have done, but the question is.... was it the handle... or my elbow squeaking?!? 🤔. All the best, Matt 👍
Dirty….. but NICE finishes Matt 👏👏
Merry Xmas to
You & Yours
Robert
Thanks Robert, Merry Christmas to you and yours also. All the best, Matt 👍
You're on a roll Matt. Keep them coming......
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Thanks Mark, Yes, although there will be a little break from it coming up to recharge the batteries! All the best, Matt 👍
nice one Matt👍👍👍👍spot on
de'ja'vu only mine were in bronze
merry xmas🎅🎅🎅🎅🎅🎅
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Kev
Hey Up Kev. Aye yours are looking smart now!! At your present speed of construction you'll be in steam for the sweet pea rally 😉. Merry Christmas my UA-cam friend, have a good one. All the best......Laters, Matt 👍
Like button tickles chap coming on nicely, I love carbide on cast iron
I'm loving the carbide cutters at the moment, I want more sizes to play with!😂. All the best, Matt 👍
Another interesting video Matt, thanks, and have a very happy Christmas with all the family, all the very best for 2024, keep up the enjoyable videos 🎉
Thanks Brian, that is much appreciated. Happy Christmas to you and your family also, thank you for your support. Sure we can get in a couple more videos this year!! All the best, Matt 👍
Another great result 😀
We are definitely getting somewhere aren't we Julia! All the best, Matt 👍
Hi Matt, can you put a link to the carbide milling cutter supplier?
Hi Rob, link added to the description box. All the best, Matt 👍
Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas to you and your family 😅
And a very Merry Christmas to you and your family also Craig. Thank you for your continued support, I'm sure we can squeeze another video in right before Christmas 😉. All the best, Matt. 👍