redryder
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New arrivals at the Office of SteamThere have been a few new arrivals at the Office of Steam.
I will try to add photos of each with this thread. It is time to catch up.
Gil
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redryder
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Here is a set of Langes Legetoy tools complete with the electric motor.
Gil
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redryder
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These are the tools that the Jensen 100 pieces were scaled up from. Mr J got permission to use the design and scaled them up about 1/3 larger.
Gil
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johnreid
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It is a shame that Jensen didnt copy the entire line as ten there would be more fun toys to play with.
THose are real nice, I think an excellent addition to any collection.
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Les Marsh
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They look really nice, well done.
And I notice the lineshaft is designed to run them all.
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Griffin
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Very nice collection there, I notice the drill press has the brass pulley on the stub for the drive to come in at a low level.
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redryder
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Here is a real interesting Jensen with a special history. This was a collaborative effort with a former general manager of Jensen and the fellow who developed the #15BL generator for Jensen.
It is a prototype/testbed for the Jensen 55G Deluxe. It has a few neat features:
1) special 2 piece chimney of heavy guage brass fitted over a solid brass post fixed to the top of the standard pressed steel chimney mounting stub.
2) steam line tee'd into the center between the 2 cylinders which allowed for.....
3) steam cylinder lubricator cups.
4) twin exhaust stacks.
5) protoype #15 BL generator #2
6) all mounted on a nicely routered and finished solid oak base.
7) as a stand alone or to swap onto the machine, prototype #15 BL generator #1.
Both generators are labeled and initialed on the bottom side.
Gil
Note the 2 differrent sized ball bearings on the prototype generators.
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Les Marsh
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That is very nice, thankyou for showing us.
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Sandman
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Jeez Gill impressive stuff.
That Jensen must be worth a fortune.
What an acquisition.
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johnreid
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Those twin exhaust stacks are more than cool, that is just about the most impressive Jensen yet.
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kusuchi
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Great collection of tools and a one of a kind Jensen.
Where do you find these things Gil
I don't recall seeing them on e bay. Do you do a lot of private sales?
You certainly seem to have some excellent connections.
Regards,
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Nick
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Looks great Gil!
I was lucky enough to get a "heads up" about you getting the Jensen and generators,
as they were from the same seller as my riveted 25 and my 10.
Someone asked where you find these deals, I found out about my two from that same guy, by
asking him a question about one of his ebay auctions. I kept emailing him and found out he had more.
It pays to ask questions.
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Wallace
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Nice pics.
Love those accessories, especially the lathe
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steamyman
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Really nice lot there!
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steamyjim
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I love that 55G
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oldstuff
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Fantastic stuff, Gil! Keep 'em comin'. Do we have a drool emoticon?
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steamgranny
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It's raining accessories! What a fine set!! And note that Gil never does anything by half
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redryder
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| oldstuff wrote: | Fantastic stuff, Gil! Keep 'em comin'. Do we have a drool emoticon?  |
Thanks. That is a great looking CSE3 in your signature.
Gil
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redryder
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Here is a short video of my recently acquired Jensen #55 test bed engine with
prototype #2 ball bearing generator (15BL).
It had enough speed and power to roast 2 fresh bulbs in short order.
Watch it pick up even more speed when the bulb quits.
Gil
http://s257.photobucket.com/album...ion=view¤t=MOV02275.flv
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Steam on,
redryder
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Nick
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I love the exhaust on that.
Great video!
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Les Marsh
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johnreid
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sigh, that is such a nice one. So many small details that set it apart too. I love it.
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