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Reply #90 · 16 Apr 2026, 13:39Nicely done, they make a great looking pair. I might be inspired to do another oscillator. - Reed
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Quote from: cruebyQuote from: Oberst OswaldDo you have a build series utube or a forum on that! Would really like to see how that was done. Blondihacks is doing a locomative but has larger machines than my Sherlines... Serious thinking of buying Little Machine Shop hi-torque 7450 7x16 lathe just to do just a little bit bigger things than risers.
Yes, its here on the forum at:
https://www.modelenginemaker.com/index.php/topic,3778
I highly recommend Kozo's books!
Quote from: Oberst OswaldFYI - My build was from the New Shay book, similar to the Shay book, just a slightly different design.Quote from: cruebyQuote from: Oberst OswaldDo you have a build series utube or a forum on that! Would really like to see how that was done. Blondihacks is doing a locomative but has larger machines than my Sherlines... Serious thinking of buying Little Machine Shop hi-torque 7450 7x16 lathe just to do just a little bit bigger things than risers.
Yes, its here on the forum at:
https://www.modelenginemaker.com/index.php/topic,3778
I highly recommend Kozo's books!
Bought the Kozo book Building the Shay to follow along reading about your build.
I bought the book Building the Sha
Plan on getting all his books at some time anyway. As the
saying goes can't win them all but I did luck out and bought the Elmer's Engines book back in 1989 or so from Live Steam Magazine. Read where it is a considered a "collector" book now. Quote from: Oberst OswaldWish I knew...would of saved me some money.Thats why the 'New Shay' was in the title of the thread. They are not that different a design, and the techniques are all the same. Still well worth the read!Plan on getting all his books at some time anyway. As the
saying goes can't win them all but I did luck out and bought the Elmer's Engines book back in 1989 or so from Live Steam Magazine. Read where it is a considered a "collector" book now.
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