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Gorgeous! I hope he keeps it as a CO2 powered model. Regards

Yeah, I have been to the site and I love the place...learnt to carve props from the articles there. I'm mesmerized by these tiny engines, my goal is to make small engines to power Peanut class models and power them with 134a gas. I recently purchase a 2nd G14 and 3rd one is on order from...

Yes! I just got my 2nd package with all the cutting tool, now to get a suitable table to set the mill/lathe up. Regards

Guys, I have managed to purchase the latest Gasparin engine, the G14.....it's for my Peanut Class free flight plane and also serving as an inspiration! It weighs 4.65g with the plastic propellar. Regards

Fantastic thread! Subscribed. Regards

Chuck! I have seen your website....thanks for that tip, I'll remember it. Regards

UNIMAT has a tool grinder attachment to the lathe, it's on my list....thanks for the link. Regards

I like millers and blacksmiths! ;D

Mueller? Any chance related to Fritz Mueller who wrote some articles about F1K-CO2? Regards

fcheslop, that's a NICE piece of work! tin, thanks for the tip on the insert vice, I believe UNIMAT has such a vice in their catalogue. I'll be sure to keep HMEM posted with progress, would need all the help. I'll be happy if eventually I can build something in the region of 2mm bore/stroke...

Thanks for the welcomes.... Yup, the Metal Line is their latest but has been in the market for a few years. I'd like to use the engine to fly model free flight planes. I have seen the CO2 engine at the site you mentioned, exactly where i planned to start. Regards

Here you go..amazing work! http://www.gasparin.cz/?show=frames&lng=en Regards

Hi, I'm sure alot of people knows S.Gasparin and his tiny jewels...his engine have been an inspiration to me to take up machining. I'd like to know how does he makes his engines sooooo tiny and precise? Does it involve special tools? fixtures? special polishing/lapping tools? Any...

Hi, I'm from Malaysia, just recently purchase the Unimat Metaline lathe/mill. My interest is in making small compressed gas engines, likely CO2. Regards