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wrighizilla

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Hello, I have just start a scratch build new wagon for my Occre train

Wheels lathe made

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The frame..

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All details made in wood, some brass wire, nails, jeans buttons etc..

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That's all for now
 
wrighizilla said:
Hello, I have just start a scratch build new wagon for my Occre train

Wheels lathe made

P4160318.jpg



The frame..

1010659.jpg


1010662.jpg


1010663.jpg


1010664.jpg


All details made in wood, some brass wire, nails, jeans buttons etc..

1010673.jpg


1010676.jpg


1010678.jpg


That's all for now
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Bloody marvellous, looking forward for the rest of the build. How are you doing the barrelsame?
 
Nice work!

Do you have a hefty enough lathe to turn the wheel profiles with a form tool, or do you have to change the topslide angle and tool position twice for each wheel with corresponding high measurement effort to stay on size? Or is there another trick I'm missing here?
 
I trim an aluminum cylinder then I bore the center.
I work it with the inclined tool, I remove the necessary millimeters where the track approaches.
I never turn the wheel, at the end I cut it with a cutting tool.
I could make the whole wheel only with the cutting tool by turning the head 7-8 °
cut away the wheel I pass to the next and with the caliber I try to make it the same..

I started building the barrels

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Thanks for the lathework description. All makes sense. So - your flange angle is made by the tool you cut the tread with (the narrower part that sits on the track) and... you're not cutting the tread to a slight cone? Fair enough, it clearly works. I think I was overthinking slightly. I have turned wheels successfully, but not efficiently :-)

Lovely work on the barrel. Your woodwork is great. Thanks for sharing :-)
 
Great custom work,it just shows what can be done with the proper kit,really like the barrels;):clap::clap:
 
Those barrels are great!
 
The barrels are fantastic - way, way more patience than I will ever possess :clap::clap::clap::clap:

The only thing that worries me, is the idea of G scale wine measures - I mean, that's taking moderation a bit too far :sweating::sweating::sweating:
 
Lovely work! Really like your brakes. Sometimes model train brake gear ends up a vague approximation (I'm rather guilty of that one, but so are some manufacturers...) - but yours look just like they work.
 
Amazing work! Truly impressive! Just like Tac, I doff my cap to your skills.

Phil S.

Edited to correct previous cap doffer.
 
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