gbritnell

Many years ago Ministeam (Columbus, Ohio) bought the rights and remaining castings for the Galloway engines from the Shelly's. After a...

Great work on your engine! Although it takes many hours to whittle out the shapes I find it most satisfying.

This is the response I got from emailing Aaron in regard to space atthe show "The building is full, plenty of room under or tent. We...

It sure would be nice if someone in the know would respond about space availability. They're either going to have a lot of people or...

I read in the Zanesville thread that the space for this show is all taken. I had replied early on that I was coming. How do we find out...

I'm sure it depends on the type of joint. In this case some of the material had to be filed away after soldering to form the outer...

The rods used to fixture the fitting were then used to keep the wall from compressing when it was put in the vise to profile the flange...

Gentlemen, I made this fixture years ago and have had to use it to make an elbow fitting for the radial engine I'm building. I thought...

Sometimes it's the little things that take the most time. For 16 valves that's a lot of parts.

Hi Steve, Being as they can't go to the trouble of putting out any information I have decided to go to the Indiana show next month.

CNC is a wonderful tool! That being said here's a list of things that go along with it. First and foremost, need, which goes hand in...

Depending on the gauge of copper you are going to use a regular home propane torch should work fine with the Harris 45 silver solder. I...

Probably the easiest type, which I have used many times, would be the 2 spur gear type. You make a cavity with two bores to accommodate...

Hi Sid, I'm sure I posted the build of the original engine but it seems to have disappeared along with some of my other builds. I will...

If you want a scale model to work from there are several companies that sell plastic models of the Benz wagon. While not inexpensive...