I am looking for a 4 tone train whistle that I can build on the laser laying up pieces of wood. Any ideas out there??
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I am looking for a 4 tone train whistle that I can build on the laser laying up pieces of wood. Any ideas out there??
Craig Matheny
Anaheim, Ca
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Google came up with this one. perhaps you can break it down to layers
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http://www.ehow.com/how_5721115_make...n-whistle.html
I just Googled "build a 4 tone train whistle" and came up with a lot of stuff
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Ooookay. I just read that description: it's a perfect illustration of the saying "a picture is worth a thousand words".Originally Posted by Bill Cunningham
I mean, it looked like English, but it might as well have been Latin for all the good it did me.
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Ha... Yup your right Lee.. I didn't have a good look at the article.. It was probably very clear in 'his' mind..Ooookay. I"]http://www.ehow.com/how_5721115_make-4_tone-wood-train-whistle.html[/URL] Ooookay. I just read that description: it's a perfect illustration of the saying "a picture is worth a thousand words".
I mean, it looked like English, but it might as well have been Latin for all the good it did me.
There are a few other links on that page that have pictures..
Epilog 24TT(somewhere between 35-45 watts), CorelX4, Photograv(the old one, it works!), HotStamping, Pantograph, Vulcanizer, PolymerPlatemaker, Sandblasting Cabinet, and a 30 year collection of Assorted 'Junque'
Every time you make a typo, the errorists win
I Have to think outside the box.. I don't fit in it anymore
Experience is a wonderful thing.
It enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again.
Every silver lining has a cloud around it
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