The Home Machinist!

Hi Everyone, If you happen to be in the Southern California area next week - The Riverside Live Steamers will be holding their annual Spring Meet April 26th, 27th and 28th. Per tradition, we'll have breakfast for early risers on Saturday and Sunday. Please keep in mind that we are a steam only opera...

His email address was posted on Chaski about 2 years ago: ken.hemmelgarn@sbcglobal.net
I don't know if its still valid.

Vesconite has a Texas distribution warehouse: https://www.vesconite.com/global/

According to the BitterCreek website Charlie passed away in 2011
https://www.bcwrr.org/Dockstader-Valve-Gear.html

.... looking online the smaller units are also called trim saws.

Bill Shields wrote: ↑Tue Dec 19, 2023 7:29 am I have a neighbor that does gem-stone cutting that i believe has something like that (forget what she calls it)..

For Jewelers, they are called Lapidary or Slab saws.... or rock saws.

Here's the YouTube link to that video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xc3_0CRRQ5w

Adding to what Russ said - clear the cookies in your web browser as well.

Not much help put page 133 of the Baldwin Locomotive Works : illustrated catalogue of locomotives 1871 states that there is a "cock in feed-pipe regulated from footboard"
https://archive.org/details/baldwinloco ... 9/mode/2up

Riverside Live Steamers annual dues: Regular Member - $50.00 Non-Resident Member - $25.00 Junior Member (10 to 16 years old) - $15.00 RLS is located in a public park, the railroad and two locomotives are owned by the City. Basically our organization operates and maintains the City's equipment (plus ...

Harold - this is a little farther down in the Facebook page comments someone asked about Darrin about the website: "... I am working on a new website, but will keep the old one up until the new one is ready."

Looks like you guys are talking about Brad Bluth and his Model Rail Castings business.
Here is his webpage from 2013 (thanks to the Internet Archive): https://web.archive.org/web/20130212023 ... tings.com/