Machining Motion Plates (MrCrispin's Locomotive Build)
In this video I continue with the build of a live steam locomotive. The components in manufacture are the motion plates, and are constructed using a range of manual machining, hand fitting, and silversoldering techiques. The Milling Machine used is a Deckel FP1, and the silver soldering is done using Easyflow No.55 flux, and 40% silver, silver solder.
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Filing, Milling & Drilling with MrCrispin
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Making the Saddle Tank. Final detail. Charles 16mm Live Steam locomotive.
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MrCrispin's Bore Lap
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