Mark Wood

WHEEL CASTINGS FOR GAUGE ONE MODEL RAILWAYS


ROSELAND HOUSE, TILBURY ROAD, GREAT YELDHAM, HALSTEAD, ESSEX. CO9 4JG.
e-mail: mark@markwoodwheels.co.uk
Tel: 01787 237593 Fax: 01787 238458 Map  

COMPLETE SETS
for Gauge One
PLAIN WHEELS
32:1
DRIVING WHEELS
32:1
STOCK LIST
32:1
PLAIN WHEELS
10 mm/ft
DRIVING WHEELS
10 mm/ft
STOCK LIST
10 mm/ft
GAUGE O GAUGE THREE
2½ inch gauge
NARROW GAUGE TURNING DIAGRAMS Misc. parts
axles, bearings etc
Use of terms
with diagram
Turning suggestions

form tools


COMPARE WHEEL SIZES for 32:1  Plain wheels,   Driving wheels  and for 10 mm/ft  Plain wheels,   Driving wheels 

G1MRA diagrams.

GAUGE ONE STANDARDS

'PROJECT' 'DEE' NOTICE BOARD Model and prototype
drawing sources
My garden railway LINKS

Prices shown were set on 1 Jan 2007, they are expected to remain unchanged up to 31 Dec 2008

Terms are Payment with order. The cost of delivery is extra.

Prices and specifications are those ruling on 1 January 2007 subject to correction of any errors or oversights by me.
So far prices have only been adjusted on Jan 1st of each year.
Before making any payment please enquire first for availability and cost of delivery.
VAT does not apply (not registered)
STOCK LEVELS: For less popular locos usually only one set is kept in stock at a time - and restocked about four times a year.


CAUTION: some live steam designs specify under-sized wheels for extra clearance, such as for the 'Project' tender. Others may have slightly under-sized drivers to allow for over-scale model flanges. Please check before ordering.

These castings are NOT expected to be strong enough to be gripped from the centre only when turning the tread. Castings should be gripped by their shoulders, or in the later stages between discs each side of the tyre. See Turning suggestions
CUTTING TOOLS: lathe tools with replaceable tips having a small tip radius are ideal for most metals - but on cast iron they can produce a hard shiny surface and crumbling at the edges. I have had no problems with sharp pointed (roughing) carbide tipped tools.

SURFACE COLOUR OF CASTINGS CAN VARY - this is mostly due to the choice of grit used in shot blasting
ERRORS: dimensions and instructions on this disc are given in good faith and are thought to be reasonably accurate but they should be checked in case of errors in measuring, typing etc. They are offered for use at your own risk.

The images of the castings are about life size on 17" flat screens set at 1024 x 768 pixels.
They are much the same on 19" screens at 1280 x 1024 pixels.

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