Looks like the rivets were holding up the bridge, not the steel
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Looks like the rivets were holding up the bridge, not the steel
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The thirty-six men needed to fly and service a B-17E, 1942.
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The thirty-six men needed to fly and service a B-17E, 1942. No way to account those who built plane, engines, weaponry, wheeled equipment, uniforms, fuel, concrete...(and all the tiers below producing beforehand!)...
It matters not; war material or consumer goods, this is how a real economy prospers.
Not cubicle gophers of a service model economy.
Eveleth Manual Training School. Eveleth, Minnesota, 1920s.
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Is that a 4 FOOT bandsaw back there? Wow . . .
Left handed bandsaw...
Nah, it's set up the way MOST bandsaws are...I did have a left hander and it was a pain in the backside? I reckon that's a 30", just like the Crescent I learned on...I bought the left hander, because it was a 28", but ended up selling it...now I'm waiting on myself to build Mathias Wandel's 18"...best light a fire under my arse...Cheers
Jim
I dont know what you class a LH saw but that is set up the way every metal and wood bandsaw I ever used.