Southbend shaper modeles of 1/8

Southbend shaper modeles of 1/8

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    Richard Hudson 4
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      67699aa7-969a-4509-8df3-fadfd8b0d281.jpeg681758d6-8971-4c04-a854-85c2830fab8e.jpegi recently made a model of my southbend 9 inch shaper. I stripped my shaper down and measured all the parts involved , worked out a scale which I think was 1/5 and got to work. The model was made without using any castings a was made mainly from pieces of 1/8 “ plate welded together and scrap metal machined up to suit.67699aa7-969a-4509-8df3-fadfd8b0d281.jpeg

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      Richard Hudson 4
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        Brian H
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          Very nice, how did you machine the 'T' slots? The traction engine looks good too, Can you give us the details?

          Brian

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          Richard Hudson 4
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            e4f0d197-aa67-4e2e-9392-937186c4538a.jpeg9af39b77-1708-4cdb-9473-13dd00f4b302.jpeg025c604b-4a5b-488a-b14c-7852c3e60045.jpegHi Brian I machined the tee slots using a modified 5 mm end mill. I milled a ordinary slot first and the used an end mill that I necked with a Dremel grinder to only cut on the end and give the tee shape.

            The engine is my Durham and North Yorkshire in 2 inch scale and is a work in progress

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            Jeff Dayman
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              shaper and TE look great!

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              Ady1
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                lovely

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                Nigel Graham 2
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                  Fine work! Thank you for showing us.

                  I must admit I'd not thought to make a T-slot cutter in that way, but come to think of it, I'm pretty sure there's one among my cutters-from-goodness-knows-where.

                  We look forwards to progress on the engine.

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