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Builds, Repairs, Show Your Machines! => Technical Tips, Builds, and Help => Topic started by: St Paul Steam on December 13, 2019, 06:52:08 am
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A beautiful boiler for sure!, look forward to seeing what project this has gone into Bruce!
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That sure is an amazing looking boiler !!!
CanŽt wait to see what youŽll do with it Bruce :)
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Oh wow...that is a boiler that you need sunglasses to view.
That's first class, top shelf work by Jed and I can't wait to see what you come up with Bruce.
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The boiler has been put into service & works "better" than I had hoped.
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A beautiful piece of work on that boiler Jed - looking forward to Bruce's use of it.
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I never did get to see the plating in person, but was totally assured that it is beautiful. Wait until you see what Bruce did this time! I really like that boiler. I may have to make me one?😁
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Hmmmmm .... This promises to be very special indeed!
Super nice work Jed, I have a feeling you are going to be very pleased to have taken part in what eventually develops here!!!
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Jed, it is an understatement to say you do beautiful work...but that one is flat out gorgeous. Bruce, great buy!
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That is a Beautiful boiler 8) 8)
I cannot wait to see what you do with this one Bruce ;D
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It's been my pleasure Bruce! I love your ideas!
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Hi Folks, Jed P. (gearhead Jed) has become a good friend to me over the years & I had him make me a custom Jensen style boiler for my upcoming project, Jed has become quite the boiler maker....doing research on what types of metal is good for certain applications & generally making things a bit better/stronger than the originals, this boiler is no exception, it is custom built from a bit thicker stock & the bushings are turned brass lugs (not stamped) it has the benefit of being modernized with a lug for the 660W "hotwatt" heater in the rear while keeping the vintage look of added rivets, this boiler is about 8.23% bigger than a stock Jensen 3"x6" boiler, I had Jed make it 6.5" long, with a port for a water drain valve in front, then off to the nickel platers for a flawless layer of nickel plating. excellent work Jed !
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