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Loco about Locos: February 2007
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Diary of a model engineer. Tuesday, February 20, 2007. The cylinders on this loco are gunmetal. Simply because that's what came with the bits I bought! I much prefer gunmetal anyway. I don't run my locos a lot, and worry that cast iron cylinders will rust. The other side of the coin is that you can use conventional piston rings with CI cylinders. You'll see the datum milled on the outside front of the cylinder casting. Also, the machined surface of the bolting face. I locked the cross slide, then re-chec...
Loco about Locos
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Diary of a model engineer. Monday, July 23, 2007. Work has progressed - the boiler is now complete. The assembly sequence I used was as described in Alex Farmers book on boiler making - and, as it happens, his was also a GWR boiler, although bigger. As the assembly gets bigger, it always surprises me just how much heat it needs. I work outside, so can only work on wind-free ( and preferably dry) days. Also, I find it essential to use refractory bricks- without them, I'd never get up to temperature. I rem...
Loco about Locos: July 2007
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Diary of a model engineer. Monday, July 23, 2007. Work has progressed - the boiler is now complete. The assembly sequence I used was as described in Alex Farmers book on boiler making - and, as it happens, his was also a GWR boiler, although bigger. As the assembly gets bigger, it always surprises me just how much heat it needs. I work outside, so can only work on wind-free ( and preferably dry) days. Also, I find it essential to use refractory bricks- without them, I'd never get up to temperature. I rem...
Loco about Locos: January 2008
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Diary of a model engineer. Tuesday, January 8, 2008. The original drawings showed what I think is the Hawksworth tender - I've previously made one in 5 in gauge, and thought the Collett tender would make an interesting change. It has a couple of major challenges - the top of the sides are flared, and also the rear corners of the tand are very rounded, so a tricky compound curve is created where they meet. The other tricky bit was the rivets -there are several hunders of them, and they're very prominent.
Loco about Locos: March 2007
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Diary of a model engineer. Friday, March 30, 2007. Just for a change. Just by way of a change, some pics of my finished locos - not me driving! This is a 5 in gauge B1. And this is my A3 Pacific, again in 5 in gauge. I was now ready to assemble the valve chambers into the cylinders. The end caps were removed, and drilled through clearance size. With this knowledge, the assembled cylinder was set up in the mill, and the guide bar facings were machined. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). A Stitch in Time.
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A Stitch in Time
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Sunday, 27 April 2014. That's another quilt finished. Just finished the binding this morning. It was a panel I found in Kaleidoscope. Quilt shop, bought on a whim. The lovely coloiured fabric in the border and binding is one that has been in my stash for more years than I care to remember. It must have been waiting for this particular quilt because the colours match so very well. I had planned on quilting it myself but instead I sent it down to Kay Bell. 26 June, 2014 23:27. View my complete profile.
A Stitch in Time: The Last Clinic by Darla by Gary Guisick
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Friday, 22 November 2013. The Last Clinic by Darla by Gary Guisick. The book starts right away with a murder. Rev Aldridge is shot whilst protesting outside an abortion/health centre. The centre provides health care for women not just abortions and Aldridge and his fellow protestors are keen to close it down. Darla Cavannah, a detective, moved to Jackson with her pro footballer husband who was tragically killed in a vehicle accident. Still grieving Cavannah was assigned to the case to solve the murder.
A Stitch in Time: Fabric Postcard Box Tutorial
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Sunday, 13 May 2007. Fabric Postcard Box Tutorial. I have been making boxes for many years and I was thinking of a way I could store the many fabric postcards I have received when they are not on display. What better way to store them than in a "Fabric Postcard Box"! Since the fabric postcards inside the box are the star of the show I have used a simple batik for the inside and outside of the box. Fast2Fuse (or Timtex and bondaweb). Fabric for the outside of the box. Fabric for the inside of the box.
A Stitch in Time: Gaudi Windows and Tyvek Beads
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Saturday, 24 March 2007. Gaudi Windows and Tyvek Beads. I have decided to add tyvek beads to the ends of the "Gaudi Windows" wall hanging. I still had some of the silver painted tyvek left from yesterday. I over painted it with blue acrylic paint and black Quink Ink to try and get a colour match. I know I won't get an exact colour macth since the materials I am using are different and each takes colour differently. I then dabbed a little paint around the "bead" and then sprinkled it with embossing powder.
A Stitch in Time: Norman's Quilt Finished
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Sunday, 27 April 2014. I made this quilt a while ago. I never seemed to have the time to get it finished. However I sent it down to Kay Bell in the Borders to have it quilted, and what a beautiful job she made of it. The binding is finished and Norman has claimed it as his. I made it with a layer cake. I thought the colours were just right for a man's quilt. It's always nice when another project gets finished and isn't just lying around as a UFO. 24 July, 2014 12:43. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
A Stitch in Time: Forget Me Knot
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Thursday, 24 October 2013. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Followers of my Blog. Xmas Log Cabin Quilt. Tutorials I am sharing. Adding a List of Tutorials to your Blog. Adding Links to your Posts. Creating a Header in New Blogger. Creating a Sketch in Paint Shop Pro. Creating Cyanotypes in PSP. French Binding a Quilt. How to make Inchies. EQ6 and EQ7 Project Files for download. New from Old EQ7. A Twist on Tradition. February - Spinning Suns. Butterflies with a Twist.
A Stitch in Time: A New Addition to the Kitchen
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Thursday, 5 December 2013. A New Addition to the Kitchen. I have a new addition to my kitchen, a Kitchenaid mixer:. Congratulations. I gave my son the same one for Christmas. My mother brought me one 10 years ago and I refused to leave without a Kithenaide mixer. The blender is awesome too. 02 January, 2014 22:00. You lucky girl ;). 19 January, 2014 16:08. Its very of great help for myself. 19 February, 2014 23:43. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Followers of my Blog.
A Stitch in Time: Silk Paper Making Tutorial
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Tuesday, 4 September 2007. Silk Paper Making Tutorial. Silk Paper Vase with nightlight made in 1999. If you have any questions about the tutorial please do email me. You are a busy lady Carol. I haven't made any silk paper for a long time either and I can't wait to see what creativity comes out of that wallpaper paste. 04 September, 2007 15:50. Lovely vase. I took a class on silk paper a while ago. Thanks for the tutorial for a review. Sandy. 04 September, 2007 16:17. Your vase is gorgeous. Join me at Fa...
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Loco about Locos
Diary of a model engineer. Tuesday, January 8, 2008. The original drawings showed what I think is the Hawksworth tender - I've previously made one in 5 in gauge, and thought the Collett tender would make an interesting change. It has a couple of major challenges - the top of the sides are flared, and also the rear corners of the tand are very rounded, so a tricky compound curve is created where they meet. The other tricky bit was the rivets -there are several hunders of them, and they're very prominent.
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