Paint Job -Stuart Victoria
The painted components kept safe in a wooden box. Really important now to protect the components from damage. I’ll leave them alone for the paint to harden off properly for a week or so. This will ensure best resilience as the engine is assembled. The sole plate failed the quality test (added a grey thumb print to the front side which wouldn’t polish out…) so it’s now drying off. Hopefully, final coat of black gloss.
As a reminder the journey started here, back in December 2008…
The we moved into governor territory –
The odd thing is, having finished the governor assembly, I still have most of the parts left over!
Now planning to have the whole thing ready to steam before the end of October, this would leave plenty of time to do plumbing and sort steam generation in time for the christmas holidays.
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- Functionally, it’s Done and it Works!
- Comparisons – Old and New
- Victoria Running In on 25 PSI Compressed Air.
- Form Tools Again, Comment From My Mentor…
- Finishing the Steam Cut-Off Valve
- Starting the Plumbing trip…
- Before I forget – Don’t round off the edges!
- Drilling the funny shaped piece that holds the shaft that drives the…
- Grindingly slow, but the Victoria is coming together…
- Fish Bellied Rods
- A bit of fun…
- Three hours in the workshop later…
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