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Regular poster 189 posts don_csx Regular poster 189 posts
don_csx

Volume 2 Issue 2 of The Mill Newsletter is available for download at the following link. The blog is up an running too. I invite anyone interested in steel mills from the real thing to the modeling of them to visit the site. If anyone has any questions feel free to ask. Enjoy

 

(note for newsletter download when the link is clicked it will automatically start the download to the newsletter.

Newsletter Download:   http://www.smm.stahlbahn.de/themillvol2num2.pdf

Blog Link:   https://steelindustray.blogspot.com/

 

Take care, Stay safe, Happy Modeling and God Bless.

Don Dunn

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Take Care, Stay Safe, Happy Modeling & God Bless. 

Donald Dunn

http://www.trainweb.org/kvo/

http://www.trainweb.org/ddminingsteel/

 
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Bessemer Bob Frequent poster 957 posts
Bessemer Bob

Thank you

Appreciate you putting all of this together!

 

 

great shot of Scott's BOP shop!

Think before you post, try to be positive, and you do not always have to give your  opinion……

Steel Mill Modelers SIG, it’s a blast(furnace)!
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Virginian and Lake Erie Super User 9,231 posts
Virginian and Lake Erie

I have been getting these e

I have been getting these e mailed to me and they are great if you at all interested in the steel industry or will have any traffic passing through your lines. They have been full of great info and good photographs. I recommend them to anyone interested.

Thanks for all your work Don.

Rob in Texas

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cslewis Regular poster 363 posts
cslewis

@ Don

I'd also like to thank you for posting this information. I find the whole process of the steel industry very interesting. However, I think it would be rather difficult to model in only 223 sq. ft. of basement space, especially when it's an odd shaped area to begin with.

I'll not bore you with all the details, but I do have a minor family connection with the Lukens family (Coatesville, Pa. boiler plate family).

I think I spent the better part of yesterday (Monday) looking at images of ladle cars.  I've Also read your PDF publication twice!  Hope to see & read further issues of "The Mill".

 

Charlie
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