The Home Machinist!

Sorry to hear of Dave’s passing.
This is a video that Dave did when we finished rebuilding the highline at PVLS and had a nice dedication ceremony and if I remember right a great pig roast dinner.

https://youtu.be/fZnw5gvvp1Q?feature=shared

If I only had $$
locomotive is a 14 1/8 gauge 2-8-8-4 Mallet including tender not pictured, built by Ralph MacAllister from Boulder CO.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/141445277393?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT

I know we all enjoy and look forward to your pictures and coverage but you are always on the other side of the camera so I put your pic first. there are a number of people who fall into the same category, Jim Leggitt comes to mind. I would be happy to put the pics on a disc, may take a couple months...

pretty sure its 1" and was completed by Ross Grant he is the guy with the Uintah I don't know what castings they are, I think he picked it up as a rolling chassis at one of our club meets and finished it off very quickly. The engine is now owned by another club member (not me, i am so jealous) ...

We all had a wonderful time and I am really looking forward to the blow-down meet (October 10th - 12th). The pics at 800X529 do not do them justice. The amount of detail in the original photos is just incredible! Like the pic of the back head on Steve's Invicta is amazing, but the file sizes are hug...

one more

couple more

Hi Errol
I finally figured out how to resize the pics, easy for some, not so much for me.
hope you don't mind me throwing on a couple more pics
I tried to get people in as many as possible.
joe

Does anyone know if the swap table is going to be up and running this weekend?

Joedy

Hi Jack I just picked up this thread so, yeah, I am a bit behind. As construction progressed on the rebuild of the PVLS highline, I took a boatload of pics covering almost all facets of the project; the good, the bad, and the ugly! Here are a couple pics of the posts. All I can say is that in approx...

almost done.

Joedy

and again