I work in the Steam train museum in Valkenburg renovating the old engines. Below are some of the bearings I have made for various engines both diesel and steam.

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Shaft --The beginnings of the bearings
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Lathe --Rough boring (final boring comes after milling and splitting into 2 halves)
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Wheels --The wheels and axles
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Milling --Here is an axle bearing being machined with the bronze metal shavings flying off and frozen by the flash of the camera
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A Bearing --A milling process also showing the old split bearing which has to be replaced
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Overview --An overview showing the Cast Iron guide for the bearing that fits into the chassis
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Chasis --Here is the steam engines chassis in an upside down state showing where the axle guide blocks and bearings go
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Jung --Here I have made the big end bearings for a Jung 2 stoke diesel narrow gauge locomotive
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Panoramic 1 --Looking over to the workshop
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Panoramic 1 --Looking over train
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Iced train --Steam in the cold
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Iced train --Steam in the cold again
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