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			* [http://www.hume.com Hume Integration Software]
	* [https://www.flickr.com/photos/edhume3/sets/72157600962292344/ "Heisler Locomotive #9"]		* [https://www.flickr.com/photos/edhume3/sets/72157600962292344/ "Heisler Locomotive #9"]

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	: Ed earned a PhD in Chemical Engineering from MIT and did his undergraduate work at Harvard with a degree in Chemistry. Professionally, Ed has deep experience as a software developer. He has applied his software skills to the workshop for the benefit of the reader. In the book there are crisp, detailed workflows for making the bevel gears and universal coupler heads using CNC, enough for a reader to develop his own software, or to have a thorough understanding of Ed's G-code programs obtained by download. The detailed directions can also be applied for manual machining. When beautifully curved parts such as the Sand Dome and Smokebox Door are wanted, Ed has an app for that. The book contains tables of coordinate data for replicating precise curves by manually moving the lathe cutter along a specified path. Ed's success as the founder of Hume Integration Software has enabled his devoted Live Steam lifestyle.		: Ed earned a PhD in Chemical Engineering from MIT and did his undergraduate work at Harvard with a degree in Chemistry. Professionally, Ed has deep experience as a software developer. He has applied his software skills to the workshop for the benefit of the reader. In the book there are crisp, detailed workflows for making the bevel gears and universal coupler heads using CNC, enough for a reader to develop his own software, or to have a thorough understanding of Ed's G-code programs obtained by download. The detailed directions can also be applied for manual machining. When beautifully curved parts such as the Sand Dome and Smokebox Door are wanted, Ed has an app for that. The book contains tables of coordinate data for replicating precise curves by manually moving the lathe cutter along a specified path. Ed's success as the founder of Hume Integration Software has enabled his devoted Live Steam lifestyle.

			== External Links ==

			* [https://www.flickr.com/photos/edhume3/sets/72157600962292344/ "Heisler Locomotive #9"]

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			[[File:Ed Hume Updated Locomotive Selfie 20150322.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Ed Hume and his G-scale collection, 22 March 2015.]]
	[[Ed Hume\|Edward C Hume III]] is an active member of [[Houston Area Live Steamers]]. He wrote and published [[A Climax Class A Live Steam Locomotive Model]] in 2017.		[[Ed Hume\|Edward C Hume III]] is an active member of [[Houston Area Live Steamers]]. He wrote and published [[A Climax Class A Live Steam Locomotive Model]] in 2017.

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[[Ed Hume|Edward C Hume III]] is an active member of [[Houston Area Live Steamers]]. He wrote and published [[A Climax Class A Live Steam Locomotive Model]] in 2017.

== Bio ==

From [https://www.createspace.com/7097131 <i>CreateSpace.com</i>]:

: [[Ed Hume]] is well known in the Live Steam hobby from his magazine articles and his postings on the photo-sharing site flickr where he has documented no less than five locomotive builds. There have been more than five million views of his photos. As Ed has built modified versions of the geared locomotives designed by Kozo Hiraoka, he has introduced his own spin on the original designs; they have been reduced in size to run on Gauge 1 track, they have been re-proportioned as models of 3-foot narrow-gauge prototypes, and they have been fitted with butane burner systems for clean, convenient running. His background uniquely qualifies him to author a book on the Climax A model which is a fascinating hybrid of features seen in other geared locomotive models.

: Ed earned a PhD in Chemical Engineering from MIT and did his undergraduate work at Harvard with a degree in Chemistry. Professionally, Ed has deep experience as a software developer. He has applied his software skills to the workshop for the benefit of the reader. In the book there are crisp, detailed workflows for making the bevel gears and universal coupler heads using CNC, enough for a reader to develop his own software, or to have a thorough understanding of Ed's G-code programs obtained by download. The detailed directions can also be applied for manual machining. When beautifully curved parts such as the Sand Dome and Smokebox Door are wanted, Ed has an app for that. The book contains tables of coordinate data for replicating precise curves by manually moving the lathe cutter along a specified path. Ed's success as the founder of Hume Integration Software has enabled his devoted Live Steam lifestyle.