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Hi I followed your engine constitution, you are simply an artist. Well done
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Hi I followed your engine constitution, you are simply an artist. Well done
I know how that goes, when I was a little kid (last week), I had a wrench with which I took thge bolt off my tri-cycle handle bars. lost the bolt in the gravel and never found it. What a great disappointment. I learned from that to be careful where I put parts. NOw I ustually try to put nuts and bolts back in the place they came from for temporary storage or in a small container with a lid. I was about 3 then, haven't aged much since.I've been thinking lately I would like to Zinc plate the nuts and bolts on my little Honda engine. The raw steel just didnt look right and my try to fake the zinc plate with silver paint looked worse. Very happy with the way this turned out. Only down side is I lost one.
. Got lucky today. Went in my shop and retraced my steps from my bench to where I have my plating setup. The cord to my Henry vacuum saved the day. The little 2.5mm screw was captured up against it. On my second batch of plating for this engine now.I know how that goes, when I was a little kid (last week), I had a wrench with which I took thge bolt off my tri-cycle handle bars. lost the bolt in the gravel and never found it. What a great disappointment. I learned from that to be careful where I put parts. NOw I ustually try to put nuts and bolts back in the place they came from for temporary storage or in a small container with a lid. I was about 3 then, haven't aged much since.
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