Video of steam powered Phillips Brothers Mill & Box Factory, located in Oak Run, CA.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mKSKZau ... ture=share
Website: http://www.phillipsbrosmill.com/phillip ... efault.htm#
LL
Steam Powered Box Mill
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Steam Powered Box Mill
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Re: Steam Powered Box Mill
Neat, I liked it.
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Re: Steam Powered Box Mill
That was cool. Watched the whole thing.
Re: Steam Powered Box Mill
LL,
Very Cool..
Thanks for the share
Ken.
Very Cool..
Thanks for the share
Ken.
One must remember.
The best learning experiences come
from working with the older Masters.
Ken.
The best learning experiences come
from working with the older Masters.
Ken.
Re: Steam Powered Box Mill
Awesome! I wonder if that's what the Friend Box Company was like at all.
I liked the homemade branding machine contraption with the rats nest of wires to electrically heat the brand, and also the homebrew advance mechanism.
-M
I liked the homemade branding machine contraption with the rats nest of wires to electrically heat the brand, and also the homebrew advance mechanism.
-M
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Re: Steam Powered Box Mill
Anyone know why magnesium was the material of choice for the branding plates?
-M
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Re: Steam Powered Box Mill
Mike, the Friend Box Co. made (and still makes) cardboard boxes.Harlock wrote:Awesome! I wonder if that's what the Friend Box Company was like at all.
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