Fell Engine Project - Reverse Lever Machining a Thin Part S1.E43 (Live Steam Locomotive Building) скачать в хорошем качестве

Fell Engine Project - Reverse Lever Machining a Thin Part S1.E43 (Live Steam Locomotive Building)

Have you ever thought, that part is to thin to machine well on this episode I make the reversing lever from mild steel using the milling machine which is 2.5mm thick. The Fell Engine Project follows the construction my first live steam locomotive a 1:12 scale, 3.5" gauge locomotive from scratch using my own drawings. The locomotive being built is modelled on the NZR H Class which operated on the Rimutaka Incline, a 1 in 15 average slope line which utilised a centre rail system for additional traction and braking. The longest serving of the H Class locomotives were built in 1876 and operated until 1955 Watch from the Beginning |    • Fell Engine Project - Cutting out the Fram...   How The Fell Locomotive Works |    • Fell Engine Project - Fell Engine How Does...