Re: Missing comment

And not the black can which has replaced the red can Mike Eorgoff near Chicago SNIP > Your response to 3n1 blue was posted to the > thread and received here in Sunnyvale. Thank you for > the input, I mistakenly have been using the red can > and not the blue and will make the

Shipping containers for Ga 1 models

Since I expect carry on of our small engines to become a great headache due to recent events, can the list expound upon how to build a shipping container so that engines can be shipped properly? Mike Eorgoff near Chicago

Re: elevated plywood

Where has it been used outdoors? Here near Chicago, I would be afraid of freeze damage...the stuff has a very coarse finish. Maybe I'll sacrifice a few dollars and get a piece outside for the winter. Mike Eorgoff near Chicago. - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTEC

Raised trackbed patterns

Does anyone have patterns for raised trackbed supported by legs? Mike Eorgoff Near Chicago

Re: Midwest Steamup

>>How many on the list are planning to attend the MIdwest Steam Up in St Louis I'm expecting to be there from Friday night on. Mike Eorgoff Glen Ellyn, IL

Design Sharing

ews/0-1003-200-5263104.html?tag=cd_mh Mike Eorgoff PS. I won't be back on for a week or so.sorry to hit and run.

Design Sharing

Remember the discussion on a pattern sharing group? A couple of remarks were made inquiring about sharing of blueprints. The following web link is to a story about people sharing electronic chip designs in an "open source" manner. Fodder for future thought. Mike Eorgoff PS. I won

Re: hot wire

electric motor shop. The stuff is flexible and used to insulate internal motor leads, and comes in different sizes. Mike Eorgoff

Accucraft Shay Dealer?

Any recommendations on a dealer who would get early delivery of the Shay to pre-order from? Mike Eorgoff

Re: Wheels

e possibly lengthily holding of stock until some hobbiest decides that this part is the best thing for his use. Mike Eorgoff

Small Scale Steam Hobbyist?

Could someone provide contact info for Small Scale Steam Hobbyist mentioned in another thread? Mike Eorgoff

Re: Tanks

What is the engine at the bottom of the page?? Mike Eorgoff -Original Message- From: Sam Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Monday, November 20, 2000 10:58 AM Subject: Re: Tanks > >To illustrate the t

Re: Driver Quartering

SNIP Only thing about >Roundhouse is that all thir locos are outside frame types. :/ The >quartering is only for the cranks. > >Trot, the fox who likes the idea. :) > Roundhouse Sammie is inside framed.

Sammie mods

Are there any Sammie fixes that need to be done yet? Or are we looking at the difference between a Mercedes and a Ford? MikeE

Butane/Propane Tanks

Since in the US we have higher availability of Propane than Butane, shouldn't we start asking manufacturers to provide Propane rated tanks? MikeE

Re: a cool engine

Is everything driven on that engine? Seems like there are levers everywhere! -Original Message- From: VR Bass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: a cool engine >While we're talking about dreams, here's an engine I think would >make a fantastic live steam model! >

Re: Sammie

How to fill a Sammie? There is a hole in the roof that a long filler goes through to get to the top of the tank. MikeE

Docksider Engine

Someone at Diamondhead was selling a Docksider, I was interested, but hadn't figured out where the money was going to come from. I didn't get a card to follw up on. Does anyone remember who it was? Mike Eorgoff

While the big guys are away

/fortuneately I had to carry home a new Sammy. Mike Eorgoff

Re: A good day steaming

How about trying microscope cover glass for panes? -Original Message- From: VR Bass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Monday, January 03, 2000 4:05 PM Subject: Re: A good day steaming >> What material did you use for the glazing? > >I'd

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