Greenie Project Done

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yellowbug
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Greenie Project Done

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Finished my greenie, now looking for a brownie

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jhut83
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Post by jhut83 »

Nice work! How'd you get that speed dial looking so good?
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Post by dusty »

Really nice work. Another older machine starts a life anew.

How did you load the zip files with the JPG files.
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mrhart
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Wow! An excellant job indeed. :D
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Post by yellowbug »

Thanks,

On the dial and hand wheel, I started with 320 and worked my way down to 600 emery, then redscotch brite and finished off with white scotch brite,
For paint I used model paint with a small brush, on the dial after the paint dried for a couple of days I used 0000 steel wool to clean off the paint.

To post the pictures I used my work computer and that's the only way I could do???
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Post by cllib »

Did you replace the belts and bearing?:)
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Post by yellowbug »

Yes new bearings and belts, compete rebuild.
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