W engine model 18 cylinders, video of the working engine
18 Cylinders Isotta Fraschini (straight six-cylinder x3 )
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Congratulations!
I have been watching your posts and waiting to see this run.
I am impressed by the result and I have enjoyed your skillful build. But more than that, I admire the stick-to-it-ive-ness you have had to result in the completion.
Thank You for posting all of it.
--ShopShoe
I have been watching your posts and waiting to see this run.
I am impressed by the result and I have enjoyed your skillful build. But more than that, I admire the stick-to-it-ive-ness you have had to result in the completion.
Thank You for posting all of it.
--ShopShoe
Scott_M
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/|\ Agreed ! Quiet an undertaking with impressive results. Not without it's problems and you shared them all and overcame them. Very impressive ! I have been following and very pleased to see it running. 
It has a great sound.
Well done, nice job and thank you.
Scott
It has a great sound.Well done, nice job and thank you.
Scott
That engine has an incredible look and sound to it.
Superb work, and great tenacity in getting everything worked out !
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Superb work, and great tenacity in getting everything worked out !
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No, a propeller is dangerous, the engine would still need some aesthetic improvements ,but I'm saturated, I won't touch it again
The next engine will be with 2 cylinders maximum.
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Foketry:
I really like the valve covers. Are they 3D printed plastic, or are they cast like some of the other parts?
Also is the raised container on the right-hand side in the video, is that the fuel tank or something else?
Don
I really like the valve covers. Are they 3D printed plastic, or are they cast like some of the other parts?
Also is the raised container on the right-hand side in the video, is that the fuel tank or something else?
Don
The cover are 3D printed, plastic (PLA) .
2 pieces glued together and painted, I had thought about making aluminum castings, too much work, in 2 nights the printer made all 6 pieces . The drawing took more time.
Yes it is a petrol tank, even if it looks like an old aqueduct tank ...
Very pretty rocker covers. And fuel tank and tower. Both add interest. Well done!
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