The Home Machinist!

Contact Jack Boderman.
He is building such devices for his 3.5' gauge steamer, and has been posting progress as it occurs.
RussN

That is quite a treasure! Especially the original delivery tag.
RussN

Awesome results, though!
RussN

Sandman:
To assist you in getting information, I suggest you add your location, your name, and post pictures of your machine.
That will assist getting the responses you request.
And Welcome to the Chaski Forums.
RussN

Carl:
As I have told you privately, I REALLY appreciate your efforts to design, build, document and share your work making the wood cars.
Most inspiring and educational!
Please continue...
RussN

Your lathe looks like a very functional machine for your shop.
Enjoy making things with it!
RussN

That project should be interesting!
Russ

On Thursday two members of the Molalla Pacific NW Live Steamers Train Park removed a truck load and trailer load of locomotives and rolling stock from the facility. They said not many train items remain there now. Whew! No word yet on today's conditions at the facility. So Thank you Chris Brew and J...

Thank goodness Anthony D. decided to share his skill and products with us.
EE products are remarkable in the fit, finish, and function.
Thank you Anthony!
RussN

"...the lawlessness that taken hold in areas of Washington?"

I assume you are referring to Washington D.C.
RussN

Jack:
You just illustrated what I tell people when they ask what i do post-retirement:
Sculpture! Kinetic sculptures.
Says it all.
RussN

In 1980 and 1981 several of us restored two geared locomotives to start the Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad in Mineral, Washington, USA. The #91 3-truck Heisler (former Kinzua Pines # 102?) was restored first and its original bell had a nice reverberating clear tone that carried a long distance. The sec...