Stan makes the wood pattern for the crosshead. Click here to view the gallery.
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Stan makes the wood pattern for the crosshead.
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Using Crazy Glue to apply the letters to the pattern.
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Bondo applied to the pattern.
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The crosshead pattern in its place on the engine.
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The finished crosshead patterns ready to be sent to the foundry. Back to photo gallery menu
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