Hello: SO what has happened to the great project? It has been a long time since you posted. You did move and relocated your shop and did some work thereafter. Are you alright? No illness or accidents? Let us know the recent progress. Everyone is cheering for your completion of this beautiful work (of art). Let's hope you are on the road to completion. All the best
Hello, Good to see that the 9F project is still underway. I have missed seeing your videos and was fearful that Covid had claimed you as a victim. The new workshop is great but mist have taken a huge amount of work. The reversing gearbox looks like a machining nightmare, I would not want to try machining that full size let alone in miniature. Best wishes David Green
I am kinda annoyed that CZcams didn't give me a notification this had been uploaded... I started watching you while I was in the UK. I have since moved back to NZ. With work and moving I lost track of so many things! Last night I was looking at some photos/videos of steam engines and remembered this build. I am delighted to see that you are still building the Locomotive! Your attention to detail was one of the things that really comes through with the videos. I have really enjoyed the build and eagerly awaiting coming installments.
Hey Craig, hope everything’s all good. Looking forwards to seeing the project continue. I had the pleasure of seeing a 9F at NYMR the other week. They are amazing in person. Being from Australia, it’s not something you see everyday.
Order has been restored in my universe. It’s Friday, I get home from work, and there is the next installment waiting for me, life is good again!😃 Thanks Craig 👍
hello my name is ivam i live in brazil i'm 68 years old i watch your videos and i'm enjoying it a lot i'm learning a lot you're very smart congratulations too bad i don't speak english but i can understand everything you do it's well explained i'll do mine next year just missing a lathe sorry for my word I'm trying to translate through google translate
hey, wondering if you could help me. im looking at building a 7 1/4'' 9F but im failing at the first hurdle, where can i find the technical drwaings? ive been looking (almost) evreywhere and i cant find any!!
Hi Craig.. I am about to finish my current build. looking at making the 9f next in 5" gauge. Would you be amenable to me contacting you privately as I have some questions regarding this build.
Hello: SO what has happened to the great project? It has been a long time since you posted. You did move and relocated your shop and did some work thereafter. Are you alright? No illness or accidents? Let us know the recent progress. Everyone is cheering for your completion of this beautiful work (of art).
Let's hope you are on the road to completion. All the best
Still going! 9F progressing slowly. Other interests taking up time. Will have to do an update before long. Cheers!
Very Good machining and work I am impressed.
Hello,
Good to see that the 9F project is still underway. I have missed seeing your videos and was fearful that Covid had claimed you as a victim.
The new workshop is great but mist have taken a huge amount of work. The reversing gearbox looks like a machining nightmare, I would not want to try machining that full size let alone in miniature.
Best wishes
David Green
Great to see you back. Checked in from time to time. Looks great, and looking forward to see some machining! Beautiful work!!
Thank you.
I am kinda annoyed that CZcams didn't give me a notification this had been uploaded... I started watching you while I was in the UK. I have since moved back to NZ. With work and moving I lost track of so many things! Last night I was looking at some photos/videos of steam engines and remembered this build.
I am delighted to see that you are still building the Locomotive!
Your attention to detail was one of the things that really comes through with the videos.
I have really enjoyed the build and eagerly awaiting coming installments.
Hey Craig, hope everything’s all good. Looking forwards to seeing the project continue.
I had the pleasure of seeing a 9F at NYMR the other week. They are amazing in person. Being from Australia, it’s not something you see everyday.
Hello,
An interesting walk through the project to date... enjoyable viewing, thank you.
Take care.
Paul,,
great to see back on it, love to see it at York sometime.
Coming along nicely. Swiss watch on rails 😉👍
Order has been restored in my universe. It’s Friday, I get home from work, and there is the next installment waiting for me, life is good again!😃 Thanks Craig 👍
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Very interesting - Thanks Craig.
you've been a busy lad. looking forward to more of your exploits.
Hi Craig, been wondering where you got to, nice to see you back. It's coming on a treat, be nice to see an update in the FB 9F group.
Cheers Allen, good to here from you. FB reference in next video.
the 9F is coming along nicely... thanks for the update
Stunning job you are doing there thanks for posting
Good to see progress being made
A correction; the fully machined top feeds from the Steam Workshop are not a Doug Hewson product.
Nice to see some progress there Craig. I've not touched mine since your last Video a coupe of years back.
Excellent work there.
❤好多年了，welcome
Great to see your work again. I need to start uploading videos of the work I am doing.
Great vedio... nice master piece, loved corck you use as jacket material.. I use ceramic wool.👍👍👍🤝
Thanks for sharing 👍
And about time 😄 crikey you got through some fiddly work there but great to have you back
Hope you’re keeping well. Have you managed to make any more progress since this update?
You disappeared again, any updates at all, I love the evening star so can't wait to see it completed
Hope you are well, how are things progressing?
As far as I know, most of these drawings are missing or incomplete, which brings difficulties to the production. Have you encountered it?
Hi how’s part 2 getting on? Very interested to see more thanks
hello my name is ivam i live in brazil i'm 68 years old i watch your videos and i'm enjoying it a lot i'm learning a lot you're very smart congratulations too bad i don't speak english but i can understand everything you do it's well explained i'll do mine next year just missing a lathe sorry for my word I'm trying to translate through google translate
Out of interest, where did you get the castings for the Coupled driving wheels, are they blackgates ones?
Yes they are from Blackgates.
Hi, would you tell me who's drawings your using for this 9F.
The drawings are Les Warnett's available from Blackgates Engineering.
Hi cgap how are things going seems like forever since we had a new video
hey, wondering if you could help me. im looking at building a 7 1/4'' 9F but im failing at the first hurdle, where can i find the technical drwaings? ive been looking (almost) evreywhere and i cant find any!!
Not sure there are any 7 1/4" drawings. You could buy the 5" drawings from Blackgates Engineering and re dimension them up to 7 1/4".
Are you coming back?👍
Hopefully Derek, I will probably put an update up every now and again. Regular CZcams videos are not my thing at the moment. Thanks for your comment.
Hi Craig. Just wondering if everything is OK, only you've been off line for some time now. Missing the videos. Geoff
Hi Geoff,
All is well thanks. 9F is progressing slowly. I will post an update video in due course.
Cheers Craig
Hi Craig.. I am about to finish my current build. looking at making the 9f next in 5" gauge.
Would you be amenable to me contacting you privately as I have some questions regarding this build.
Hi Craig, I have just purchased a part built 9F and am now going through all your videos to help me out.
What drawings are you using please?
Hello. The drawings I am using are by Les Warnett. They are available from Blackgates Engineering. Enjoy your loco build!
@@no23mk2 Thanks for the reply I’ll get some ordered tomorrow.
Do you have any means of contact that you can provide?
HI CRAIG, NICE WORK LIKE IT, WHO MADE YOUR BOILER ?. REGARDS RICHARD.
Hi Richard - thank you. Boilermaker - Paul Tompkins - Southern Boiler Works Ltd. czcams.com/video/j4Ov9qolaWc/video.html
Wrap in tin foil first shiny side inwards then put your cork on top.
Good idea - thanks.
@@no23mk2 It really does make a difference, the late Bill Oliver of Carlisle and district taught me that one.
@no23mk2 Nice to finally catch up on your progress again. It is looking fantastic.
pode me passar seu e-mail para contato?