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kusuchi
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 Posted: Sat May 17, 2008 11:33 pm Post subject: Fleischmann, Table Saw & Man at Well |
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I watched the saw and want to know if you counted your fingers after it had been run?
The Well had water in it too!
Two fine videos. a beautiful engine running pristine accessories, does it get any better than that?
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kusuchi
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| johnreid wrote: | I watched the saw and want to know if you counted your fingers after it had been run?
The Well had water in it too!
Two fine videos. a beautiful engine running pristine accessories, does it get any better than that? |
Yes, I still have six! 
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kusuchi
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| johnreid wrote: | I watched the saw and want to know if you counted your fingers after it had been run?
The Well had water in it too!
Two fine videos. a beautiful engine running pristine accessories, does it get any better than that? |
Absolutely, it was thoroughly cleaned and dried afterwards, but that's what it's for. 
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great vids thanks mate
recon that saw would cut a load of timber mate
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Two great videos Richard.
Did you try cutting any balsa wood on the saw as it looked to be going fast enough!!
As with the waterwell I think it is great when actually working with water, the only thing though is that it was going too fast to actually pick up and then drop the water. If you try running it slower you will find you will have a better result with it.
They are great fun, thanks for sharing them with us.
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There brilliant!
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