challenger tubing
- Chris Hollands
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- Chris Hollands
- Posts: 549
- Joined: Thu Mar 26, 2009 8:38 am
- Location: Vancouver ,Canada
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Re: challenger tubing
Someone knows how to bend tube! Beautiful work Chris.
Re: challenger tubing
Speaking as someone who was trained at the Parker factory on the fine art of plumbing a high-pressure hydraulic system and making it look good, I must commend you on the quality of your work. There's a certain amount of charm and beauty in plumbing that looks like that.
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Re: challenger tubing
Very nice Chris!
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Re: challenger tubing
Hello Chris,
Both cab and tubing are looking beautiful and precise ! Should be real fun riding that engine when under steam.
Please continue reporting your progress, thanks a lot.
Asteamhead
Both cab and tubing are looking beautiful and precise ! Should be real fun riding that engine when under steam.
Please continue reporting your progress, thanks a lot.
Asteamhead
Re: challenger tubing
Is your cold water pump a dummy with the injector feeding through it? Cool idea.
- Chris Hollands
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Re: challenger tubing
Yes the injector goes through the dummy feed water pump , there were a few questions about that from Mike V and after that I approached Anthony (eccentric engineer ) with the question and sent photos , he said it should be fine , time will tell .
- Chris Hollands
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Re: challenger tubing
This is a better shot of the dummy pump i think , there is quite a void in the water end of the pump that the injector is attached to and I have sealed the internals for the water flow , so I thought the water should pass though with minimal flow loss and it really came down to space as well - kill 2 birds with one stone .
Re: challenger tubing
Chris, your Challenger is really looking good. I have been watching your build since you posted pictures of it on Live Steam Homepage which seems like 20 yrs ago? I always enjoy seeing your updates and it looks like it won't be too much longer till you get to steam it.
Nice work!
Tim
Nice work!
Tim