Recent content by Gerhardvienna

Hi Klaus Mail is on the way in a few minutes, i do have a lot more infos from engines of that period, including the Gnome Rhone engines too. I will make a complete list of things I have, an send it all to you. If there is interest of more stuff just give mail! Regards Gerhard

Hi Klaus Great build so far, waiting for more to see from that engine. Unfortunatley I dont have plans from the Argus inline 4, but if you are interested in the inline 6 with 120 or 170 hp engines I do have basic drawings. Not too much, but maybe that helps................. If you like, send...

Some of you may wonder, where I was at.............. Broken bones and a smashed motorcycle don`t really help you building models:wall: But I`m back, and work at the Saurer will continue soon! Still something hurts, but recreation is going on, so I will be able to start again in a few days (or...

Hi Chuck YES!, it sounds like that. The size of the ports are depending to the bore and stroke of your engine, for a bore of around 20mm and stroke around 30mm a steam port of 2 - 3mm will be enough. Sorry for measuring metric, I`m not that firm in inches-measuring:wall: For a slow runner 2mm...

Hi Mayhugh1 Who the hell will build the MK24 around it and fly that monster:hDe: You are a real role-model to me! Thanks for showing, waiting for much more!!!!!! Regards Gerhard

Hi Brian Isn`t that what we all do? Making expensive nonsense just for fun:hDe: But I love it, spending time at the PC for planning and much more time at the workbench to build things up:fan: At the time I`m NOT at the workbench, at that high temps above 35deg Cel. it`s much too hot for working...

Hi Herbie Great job so far! Regards Gerhard

Great engine! This is a real good runner, gratulations! Regards Gerhard

SORRY___My mistake:wall::hDe: Good to hear it`s running, congrats! Regards Gerhard (waiting for some moving pics;D)

Hi kvom Try to grind that stuck piece with a Dremel or similar tool, at the highest speed. Make it a hollow piece, than you can break it and remove the parts from your workpiece. BTW: GREAT WORK so far! Regards Gerhard

Hi Brian Maybe this will work for You?? Lay a shim at the shown place? Regards Gerhard

Hi Dave Thanks for that link, just saved at my favorites! Lots of interesting things to learn! Regards Gerhard

Hi Paul Take both your time to recover a bit, dont hurry! The Best to your wife & you, a friend had the same knee surgery, took him out for months! Hope it`s not too painful for her. Regards Gerhard

Next few parts done! The rough looking surfaces will be grinded and sanded to the correct measures, at the time they are all oversized +0,02mm. Regards Gerhard

Hi Matt Found this here in the forum while searching for different things, maybe right for you! Search for "Machine Shop"1 Regards Gerhard PS: I have downloaded all 10 Videos, really interesting stuff.