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Ross
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 Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:42 pm Post subject: Wilesco Saw/Metal Mill build |
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I am Getting some Wilesco tools and I want to build a saw / metal working mill. I will get a few more and a lineshaft in the future!
I was planning to get some twigs and stick the down and some metal off cuts. And maybe some saw dust
I will post the progress here!
Here are the tools which I just have to pay for (thanks kev)!
Has anyone got any extra ideas. To make it realistic and detailed?
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Just make a backdrop for them so they look like they are working in a shop.
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| Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 7:04 pm Post subject: |
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| johnreid wrote: | | Just make a backdrop for them so they look like they are working in a shop. |
Great idea!
Thanks John! 
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| Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 9:28 pm Post subject: |
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Can I suggest some adjacent work benches with model tools on such as scissors.
If you haven't bought a lineshaft yet I would recommend mounting a high level one like the workshop at STIA. More prototypical and less acres of driving bands. A few Meccano bits will suffice.
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I raided the scrap wood bin at school today 
I got some wood to make the work benches:
I am going to cut the base tommorow at school!
The accesories should be here soon! Hopeful the royal mail wont go on strike 
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I got alot done at school today 
I found a base and Got some wood to make some walls!
The tools arrived too!
The new base
The side walls marked up!
A check to see if everything fits!
(for some reason the camera makes the bases of the tools look blue but they are actually grey!)
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looks ace Ross i'd like to do a similar thing like a engine house project
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Ross
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| TE1DRIVER wrote: | | looks ace Ross i'd like to do a similar thing like a engine house project |
That would be a good idea!
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Shaping up nicely.
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I suspect this will be a great one. Looking good so far.
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Next update should be on Saturday! when I cut out the wood and get drilling and sticking!
For the background of the walls I was thinking this:
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The brick looks good, the other is modern, good project.
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| BK wrote: | | The brick looks good, the other is modern, good project. |
It was your sawmill that inspired me 
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| BK wrote: | | The brick looks good, the other is modern, good project. |
I have two walls should I don breeze blocks instead of bricks? 
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There are places on the net that have downloadable Dollhouse wallpaper too, might be some good bricks or files for the floor
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