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Old Flatulent Individual
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Restoration of an 1897 railroad car. #6: Picking up where I left off and an excuse!
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Needed a better picture for the first pic, the next one maybe not the best intro :-) [IMG_2989.jpeg] I have been extremely distracted of late. I g...
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Restoration of an 1897 railroad car. #5: Wrapping up the intermediate sill.
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Sorry I missed last Wednesdays update, we were camping on the coast with family. I got all but one of the mortises cut when I reinstalled the beam...
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Restoration of an 1897 railroad car. #4: Finished cutting the scarf joint, added reinforcing plates to the joint.
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Quiet week for us. I finished cutting the scarf joints and fitted them up. Unfortunately the beam twisted so things went a bit slow. [IMG_2540.jpeg...
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Restoration of an 1897 railroad car. #3: Splicing an intermediate sill
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I’ve almost finished making the first replacement for the intermediate sill. We chose a splice used in shipbuilding. I am not opposed to using trai...
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Restoration of an 1897 railroad car. #1: Initial evaluation, or, are we really gonna do this?
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So here is a pictorial listing of what’s wrong. starting on the left side, you can see how broken the lower frame is [IMG_2510.jpeg] A little farth...
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Restoration of an 1897 railroad car. #2: What we have to work with. ( this entry is out of sequence, Operator error!)
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Some of you are aware that I volunteer at The Nevada County Narrow Gauge RR Museum restoring late 19’th/ early 20’th century railroad stock. This i...
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Introduction to the task at hand
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Our museum received a Gledhill-Brook time recorder as a donation. It has fallen to me to bring it back from the dead. This where it stands right n...
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