Here is a list of all the postings Gordon French has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: Little Tich |
20/03/2015 21:28:02 |
Carry right on with what you are doing. I did and completed mine in 1971 (to its present state). I have run it, and run it, and run it. I shopped it in 1989 and saw parts that I don't even remember making. But there they were and I know no one else had a hand in it. What you learn is what kind of coal works and what doesn't and how to fire with 5 kids asking continuous questions. How to drive looking at the fire, the track ahead, and the pressure gauge while carrying on a conversation over your shoulder. Boiler making will teach you how much heat makes your eyes water and spelter still doesn't melt and go where you need it! Some of it was a very hard learn, but I wouldn't have missed it. Gordon French, Roseburg, Oregon, USA
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Thread: Benches |
09/09/2011 17:58:15 |
I have built three 3 shelf benches using Simpson Strong-tie plates. (see Amazon item: Simpson Strong-Tie KWB1 Workbench KitThis kit uses the plates that are available separately. They are extremely strong and fairly cheap. Gordon French Roseburg, Oregon USA |
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