The Home Machinist!

are you using steam or air?

Anthony, My two injectors arrived today, and look amazing, thanks again..
John

Can you post a pic?

Lets not forget that the Kozo A3 also has a copper boiler that was constructed from flat sheet.. If I remember correctly, very close in diameter to 3-1/2"? You can probably use all of his prints for the formers???
John

http://www.chaski.org/homemachinist/download/file.php?id=73999&mode=view Where can you buy burners like these? Nicholas, I didn’t see anything available like these for the smaller scales, so I ended up making my own... Maybe someone out there can knock some out for the smaller scale people? (Not me...

looks like I forgot to add the price of $350
Thanks

I’ve gotten a few questions re: the scale of this headlight..
It will fit on a 2-1/2”, 3” or 3-1/2” scale locomotive..
However, since it was built with a 4” diameter tube, it may not look right on a “smaller” 2-1/2” scale locomotive..

This headlight is once again available... I will also be interested in trades as I’m looking for either a set of power reverse castings from Dave Moore, or or a SuperScale Economy injector... Here is a large scale Sunbeam headlight, the body is a 4” diameter tube, and it is just under 4-1/2” long.. ...

Locodundee wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 02, 2020 2:53 pm

I am in need of such headlight also,
What style and where found if more available, please

Locodundee, message sent..

This has been sold..

Loco112, I just remembered that there are 1" scale Sunbeam plans in the July 1987 issue of Live Steam Magazine..

Loco112 wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 23, 2020 7:01 pm

Who built it, and do they still have: Drawings of the individual parts? I'd like to put those in my war chest.

I built it, but there were no drawings...
John