R.L.W. McCabe Lumber Co. Slatyfork Sawmill Interior, Руководство пользователя

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Drive Belts
The bulk of the belt drive system for the Slatyfork
Sawmill is on the first floor of the mill hidden under
the main sawmill floor. The swing saws need power
that must be brought up from under the floor and across
the ceiling.
Form a belt shaft by gluing the
three belt walls (B.17-B.19)
together. Paint the exterior to
match the interior color of the
sawmill and the interior black.
Glue it to the lower floor against
the outside wall as shown in the
drawing on page 25 and the
photo below.
Main Floor Details
The various pieces of machinery need to be controlled
and, in the Slatyfork Sawmill, this is done by levers
that control the belt drive below the main floor.
The levers are painted red and
the handles can be painted
black. Glue the control levers
(H.1) into the lever bases (A.7,
A.8). A small N-B-W glues
into the holes on each side of
the base, and the bases glue to
the sawmill floor as indicated
in the floor drawing on page 25.
The large drive wheels of the
edgers have a safety barrier.
Glue the wheel safety rails
(F.13) to the wheel safety post
(D.3) as shown in the photo below. Glue the completed
barrier into the belt slot beside the edgers.
There are several sizes of cut lumber (A.9, I.1, I.2)
included to be placed on the rollers and transfer. Sand
the laser burn off the sides before gluing in place.
Assemble and paint the figures. Glue these guys around
the main floor as desired. Add whatever trash, slash,
and sawdust is desired at this time to the machinery
and floor.