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

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the hole, and glue the second bracket (B.13) into the other
slot. Glue a small N-B.W into the holes on the outside of
the pulley brackets.
Glue the upper brace (F.9) and the lower brace (F.8) to
each side of the hoist frame. Glue each completed hoist
inserted into the opening in the sawfiler floor.
Cut two 1" lengths of chain. Run one over each pulley, and
secure one end to one of the safety railing posts on the
open end of the hoist opening as shown in the photo on
page 22.
Assemble the two
workbenches by
gluing legs (A.10)
into the notches
of the sub-tops
(B.12). Before the
glue dries, insert a
shelf (C.2), board
side up, between
the legs. When
the legs are dry,
glue these shelves to the cross boards of the legs. The
tops (C.1) glue down to the assembly with the back
flush with the rear edge of the frame and the scribed
side up. Stain these with either oak stain or paint, and
weather heavily with gray washes.
Paint the grinders orange with dark gray wheels and
glue to one end of each workbench. Paint the laser-cut
squares, triangles, and files (G.4, G.5, G.6, G.7) Grimy
Black and glue to the workbenches. The tool set
castings, hammers, lube cans, tongs, blow torches, etc.,
and assorted cans & junk can be painted as desired and
added to the workbenches or the shelves. Glue the
workbenches about 3/64" out from the side walls of
the sawfiler's area.
The two shelving units are
assembled using three
vertical sides (C.5) - the top
of these has a notch - and
four shelves (F.4); start by
gluing the shelves to the
center vertical piece first,
then adding the other two
pieces. Glue in place 3/64"
out from the back wall next to
the door.
Glue a blade hub (G.2) to each
side of the round saw blades
(G.1) centered over the hole.
Paint these silver and weather
with rust. Glue around the
sawfiler's area.
Assemble the blade holders by gluing
the base (F.1) into the slot on the bottom
of the holder (F.2).
Glue the ends of the band saw blades
(G.3) together to form loops. Glue six
or more blade holders to each of two of
the blades and glue these into the open
areas of the sawfiler's floor. The other
two blades can be stacked on the floor
out of the way or tossed around the
outside of the mill. The extra blade holders can be set
aside as shown below.
Assemble the ladder by gluing the rungs (C.4) into the slots
on the rails (C.3) to form the ladder as follows. Glue a
rung into the end slots to tie the rails together. Allow these
to dry completely, and add the remaining rungs. When all
are dry, sand the sides
of the rails smooth,
paint and lay around the
area against a wall.
The sawhorses are
assembled by gluing
the beams (D.2) into
the notch at the top of
the legs (D.1). There are