The Steam Accessories that you have built thread

• #45 Reply
  Posted by Jim on 29 Mar, 2019 18:32
• WOW as Daniel said Ola......that is a masterpiece of art. The person who made that is an incredible craftsman.
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• #46 Reply
  Posted by St Paul Steam on 29 Mar, 2019 19:39
• Quote from: Jim on 29 Mar, 2019 17:44

  A steam "hammer" that I made some years ago -
  
  https://youtu.be/Gcf8E4fKpuA
  

  I remember that one Jim, very nice & your stuff is so heavy duty...it'll be around 100 yrs from now.
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• #47 Reply
  Posted by St Paul Steam on 29 Mar, 2019 19:47
• a couple of Jensen transmissions
  
  https://youtu.be/ad0AvOXn7hs
  
  https://youtu.be/T4xSm_a2ucQ
  
  
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• #48 Reply
  Posted by Jim on 29 Mar, 2019 19:58
• Quote from: St Paul Steam on 29 Mar, 2019 19:47

  a couple of Jensen transmissions
  
  https://youtu.be/ad0AvOXn7hs
  
  https://youtu.be/T4xSm_a2ucQ
  

  WOW Bruce, I haven't seen these ever before.....they are works of art....absolutely beautiful.
  
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• #49 Reply
  Posted by RedRyder on 29 Mar, 2019 20:16
• Quote from: St Paul Steam on 13 Mar, 2019 20:53

  
  and lastly, the most popular thing at my steam shows, made it over 6 yrs ago & its been a "must bring" steam workshop to the steam shows
  
  https://youtu.be/1zdj2-v2uxk
  

  
  
  Bruce, I am sure glad you posted this here. I had not recalled seeing a video of it before. Awesome work shop!
  
  Gil
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• #50 Reply
  Posted by RedRyder on 29 Mar, 2019 20:19
• Quote from: bamsefar1 on 13 Mar, 2019 19:57

  Dougs Slinkey-tester was the one single inspiration-source behind my slinkey-accessorie.
  I asked Doug for permition to persuit my own Version; which resulted in my slinkey-accessorie. It was my mastermind mechanical inclined friend Ioan who planned and built it.
  
  https://youtu.be/WdUhH3Pjd-o
  

  
  Amazing, Ola. This one never ceases to grab my attention!
  
  Gil
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• #51 Reply
  Posted by RedRyder on 29 Mar, 2019 20:24
• Quote from: Jim on 13 Mar, 2019 17:52

  This is a friction brake that I came up with. Turning the knob left or right increases or decreases the friction on the shaft, very simple and its very effective to put a load on an engine and of course fun to use
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  Hi Jim, Your accessories are beautifully crafted and off the charts stout! You will never wear them out!
  
  Gil
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• #52 Reply
  Posted by Jim on 29 Mar, 2019 21:05
• Thank you Gil
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• #53 Reply
  Posted by Mi Steam on 30 Mar, 2019 01:29
• Quote from: St Paul Steam on 13 Mar, 2019 20:53

  a showman's caravan that I built to be pulled by my showman's Markie
  
  and lastly, the most popular thing at my steam shows, made it over 6 yrs ago & its been a "must bring" steam workshop to the steam shows
  

  
  Bruce I just watched the caravan video and what detail inside was excellent.
  The Jensen workshop was great and I would like to see in person to see all
  the detail you have put into it.
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• #54 Reply
  Posted by Mi Steam on 30 Mar, 2019 01:44
• I pick Coal Miner kit when I was in Scotland. I had to replace
  the main shaft so that I could put a pulley on it.
  
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• #55 Reply
  Posted by Jim on 30 Mar, 2019 02:42
• That's very cool Carl and a great souvenir from Scotland for your steam hobby.
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• #56 Reply
  Posted by classixs on 30 Mar, 2019 03:26
• Quote from: St Paul Steam on 13 Mar, 2019 20:53

  ...and lastly, the most popular thing at my steam shows, made it over 6 yrs ago & its been a "must bring" steam workshop to the steam shows
  

  
  
  That machine shop of yours, has been a firm favourite here, ever since the good old "Wilesco D22 Days"
  
  Have said it before, and will say it again...
  
  Fabtastic job you did creating that Bruce, very well done !
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• #57 Reply
  Posted by classixs on 30 Mar, 2019 03:33
• Donīt know if this belongs here, as it really doesnīt count as an accessory i have "built, but more as a simple restoration and conversion into one.
  
  
  None the less, here goes nothing...
  
  
  My K.J. Miller compressor accessory:
  
  
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vai44JhY1qI
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• #58 Reply
  Posted by St Paul Steam on 30 Mar, 2019 06:38
• Quote from: classixs on 30 Mar, 2019 03:33

  Donīt know if this belongs here, as it really doesnīt count as an accessory i have "built, but more as a simple restoration and conversion into one.
  
  
  None the less, here goes nothing...
  
  
  My K.J. Miller compressor accessory:
  
  
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vai44JhY1qI
  

  your compressor  certainly does belong here, it is superb, the job you did restoring it was outstanding, I remember the first time i saw it i went on the hunt to find a resto project for myself....none came up & I guess it got away from me....now I want one again...lol
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• #59 Reply
  Posted by jkbixby on 30 Mar, 2019 09:49
• I really like what you did with that compressor Jan - makes a great accessory!
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