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  1. cabrapente
    all the pulleys
  2. cabrapente
    watching large amount of times that I am wrong, I think you do not have to worry. oh by the way ... a failure very well built. hehe. greeting one cabrapente
  3. cabrapente
    bloque de poder
  4. cabrapente
    WackoWolfare right. I forgot to use a translator. Sorry. cabrapente
  5. cabrapente
    Today I made mini pulleys. I really enjoyed making them
  6. cabrapente
    I am putting pulleys pulley blocks larger than 8 mm
  7. cabrapente
    I am using wire instead of brass bars -. polished. I'm doing tests with ropes of weapons ...
  8. cabrapente
    I start to put pulleys pulley blocks 10 millimeters
  9. cabrapente
    really fantastic. I like his work, I learn a lot by watching. Thank you. greeting one cabrapente
  10. cabrapente
    I have made ​​a rule to change the size of the planes, at 1/72, 1/48. I'm making scores of various measures
  11. cabrapente
    I have removed the potentiometer. I put another 3 engines. I have removed the counterweight and the car I set the table. Fixed bench (I move with arms) is that I use to give tension to the yarns. for the moment leave all tests well.
  12. cabrapente
    finally, we're going again. I have made ​​the machine colchar ends. testing it, burned the potentiometer, and I can not control the speed. but still can be used. the threads are old, to practice.
  13. cabrapente
    in my case, when I mounted the frames, also had serious problems. I made the wrong decision to continue. I regret it every day. I think starting over is better than continuing something that was manufactured wrong at first. greeting one cabrapente
  14. cabrapente
    today is the first time I hear about tools Donna and Jim. after reading the comments from happy customers, I hope to acquire Thickness Sander. I think the price of transport to Seville (Spain) will be worth it. greetings and happy birthday. cabrapente
  15. cabrapente
    Thanks for your feedback. this time, until we got something really good, I have not made​​. Now if I'm satisfied with the result
  16. cabrapente
    I managed to clean with a degreaser, and I can pavonar brass
  17. cabrapente
    in photo # 1, are all parts that did not go well. after many attempts, I managed to go all the same carriages.
  18. cabrapente
    I keep practicing. the axes of the wheels, do with a tube placed in the lathe.
  19. cabrapente
    I'm starting to make small parts. when I think I've reached the limit,,, I see your work. uff, as I have to learn. a greeting cabrapente
  20. cabrapente
    a little trick. to catch small parts, I use a small box that attaches with a magnet.
  21. cabrapente
    cannons start 6 L
  22. cabrapente
    another question: I believe that the measures in millimeters, the scale I have. Should we reduce them to 1/48? thanks
  23. cabrapente
    I have a question. the map, I have drawn red. left rig is it like the right one? thanks
  24. cabrapente
    I fabricated a jimelga. I only needed two attempts
  25. cabrapente
    thank you very much but if you look closely, you'll also see a lot of mistakes. heh heh

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