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Bummin' Around
I haven’t had any bench time since posting these photos. Hopefully over the week-end I’ll get some time to put in some elbow grease. I’ll keep you guys updated with the progress photos as I prolong. Thanks for watching.
"A ship is always safe at the shore-but thats not what it is built for". - Albert Einstein
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Bummin' Around
I had some bench time last night. After removing most of the felt cloth I discovered the base was screwed on with 10 screws. That’s a lot of screws for a small box like this….
Anyway, I unscrewed all of them…
Once opened it was time to remove the white inlay. I was actually wrong yesterday stating that is was a type of Perspex. These white inlays are nothing else than white glass. I carefully removed it and was quite impressed by how they were originally installed to protect the glass from breaking.
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"A ship is always safe at the shore-but thats not what it is built for". - Albert Einstein
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Bummin' Around
"A ship is always safe at the shore-but thats not what it is built for". - Albert Einstein
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Bummin' Around
Out of curiosity I started to sand it down beginning with 60 grit sanding paper.
Some before and after...
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"A ship is always safe at the shore-but thats not what it is built for". - Albert Einstein
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Jumpin’ Railcars and Collectin' Cans

Originally Posted by
BLESKOP
Great acquisition! That stand has nice lines and "good bones". Any pics of the completed restoration?
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