The National Slate Museum, Wales, UK
- by Bernd Kronmueller
- 2018-01-25
- 7 media
- 7 available
Water wheel power shaft entry point. Provided power to all rooms via the shaft.
Slate cutting - all belt driven. Cutting blocks into shape before splitting them by hand.
Small parts foundry - air pumps belt driven. They made all their tools in-house.
Hammers, drills and air pumps.
Big lathe and drills - again belt driven - for the axles of the wagons.
Lathe and milling - more belts here - for the wheels of their narrow gauge railways.
Wooden saw - belt driven - to make their own narrow gauge railways sleepers.