Below, you can view some of John’s miniature machine models. Keep in mind that all of his miniature machines are functional. Click on images to enlarge.
Gang Drilling Machine in 1/16 Scale
Photo courtesy of Ted Jerome.
Gang Drilling Machine in 1/16 Scale
Photo courtesy of Jeff Bond.
Opposed Cylinder Boring Machines
Two opposed cylinder boring machines for a “V” engine block in a production line environment. Courtesy of Jeff Bond.
1/16 Scale Gang Angular Boring Machine
Photo courtesy of Jeff Bond.
1/16 Scale Band Saw
Photo courtesy of Ted Jerome.
1/16 Scale Band Saw
Photo courtesy of Jeff Bond.
1/16 Scale Table Saw
Photo courtesy of Ted Jerome.
1/16 Scale Table Saw
Photo courtesy of Jeff Bond.
1/16 Scale Shaper
Photo courtesy of Jeff Bond.
1/16 Scale Engine Lathe
Photo courtesy of Jeff Bond.
1/16 Scale Scraper
Photo courtesy of Jeff Bond.
John’s Tools on Display
An old display of John’s tools with a start button for visitors to watch them run. Courtesy of the American Precision Museum.
John’s Original Steam Power Plant
The steam power plant model that John built in Germany as a boy. Photo courtesy of American Precision Museum.
John’s Original Steam Power Plant
The model was shipped to the U.S. in parts, and reassembled for display here. Photo courtesy of American Precision Museum.
John’s Original Steam Power Plant
Photo courtesy of American Precision Museum.
John’s Original Steam Power Plant
Photo courtesy of American Precision Museum.
Old Photo of Steam Plant
Photo courtesy of American Precision Museum.
Old Photo of Steam Plant
Photo courtesy of American Precision Museum.
Illuminated Steam Power Plant Model
Photo courtesy of American Precision Museum.
John With Lumber Mill Models
John displaying four lumber mills which he built. Each is painted a different color, and each has a miniature log being milled.