Here’s a little preview of REA_004 Metal Machines:
Thanks to Rob Byers for wielding the MKH 60 and Eric the Machinist for putting in the long hours running all of the machines. See a previous post for an up close look at the 1910 Wheel Lathe.
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Bird Deck
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Oh yes, excellent!