Group Information- Members: 419
- Category: Engines
- Founded: Jan 22, 2005
- Language: English
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Description
Mr. Ray F. HasBrouck has been designing and building small Steam Engines and Models for many years. Ray has designed several small engines, some models and others quite suitable for powering small steam boats. His designs are interesting in that they can be built without castings. This often puts a project in reach of the amateur machinist who does not have casting facilities. Ray offers several of his designs for sale at modest prices.
This enthusiast group has been formed for the Support and Dissemination of Information and Techniques related to the amateur construction of the HasBrouck Series of Steam Engines. We only ask that Mr. HasBrouk’s intellectual rights be respected and that all posts remain On-Topic. All OFF-TOPIC (OT) posts should be identified as such in the Subject line, to make it easier for users to skip over content that is not of interest to them.
Spammers, Profanity, and Ill-Wishers will be removed and banned.
Photos posted by members may be featured on this page from time to time.
Infringements on Mr. HasBrouck’s work will not be tolerated under any circumstances.
Welcome to the group and we look forward to your input, photos and support.
Cletus Berkeley & Gene Furr
Moderators
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Re: polilshing brass and aluminum
I wouldn't want to try it. You'd be using a completely different type of paint and trying to match it; however, necessity is the mother of invention and a
Posted - Thu Jul 24, 2008 6:20 pm
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Cliff. Johnston
graybeard488
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Re: polilshing brass and aluminum
Can powercoating be touched up if scratched? Steven . ... From: "Cliff. Johnston" <moments-in-time@...> To: <HasBrouckEngines@yahoogroups.com> Sent:
Posted - Thu Jul 24, 2008 6:01 pm
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Steven Haushahn
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Re: polilshing brass and aluminum
Powder coating looks lovely, indeed, when the product is new and not to be used under any conditions in which flexing may occur. If you look at some of the
Posted - Thu Jul 24, 2008 5:14 pm
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Cliff. Johnston
graybeard488
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Re: polilshing brass and aluminum
... polishing to ... resorting to ... Hi Dave, Just my 2 cents worth. I've tried about everything including powder coating. As far as preserving the finish the
Posted - Thu Jul 24, 2008 2:25 pm
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Ken Brockway
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Re: polilshing brass and aluminum
... I had a similar question on a pen making group. One of the members made brass pens and in order to preserve the shine, he clear powder coated them. He said
Posted - Thu Jul 24, 2008 4:55 am
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David Morrow
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