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Wonk

HMEM Supporting Member

Member 70 From Southern Indiana

Joined: May 14, 2019

Last seen: Yesterday at 10:13 AM

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  Wonk replied to the thread Seal in Cat.
  
  WOW! Beautiful work. Would love to see lots more pics of this build.Why the missing head bolt?
  
  Apr 7, 2024
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  Wonk reacted to Alan's Home Workshop's post in the thread Webster Engine Success with Like.
  
  Engine is now tidied up and finished. (Video Link deleted) Apologies but I have removed this video as I unwittingly infringed someones...
  
  Mar 5, 2024
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  Wonk replied to the thread Strange reamer designations.
  
  Gauge pins would probably be even more precise if you have the blessing of owning them.
  
  Feb 20, 2024
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  Wonk replied to the thread Building a twin cylinder inline i.c. engine..
  
  The key to success on the knee replacement is LOTS of physical therapy. Don't just do it with the therapy folks. Do it on your own. I've...
  
  Jan 31, 2024
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  Wonk replied to the thread Newbie Looking to buy a Lathe.
  
  Actually, if you look at the specs on that lathe it says 29.5" between centers.
  
  Jan 30, 2024
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  Wonk replied to the thread Greetings from Michigan.
  
  Congrats on a beautiful little engine. The craftsmanship in it looks to be extremely well done. Did you produce those parts on manual...
  
  Jan 30, 2024
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  Wonk replied to the thread Newbie Looking to buy a Lathe.
  
  I should have posted that I have no personal experience with either of these lathes but on specs alone I would think the size of the...
  
  Jan 28, 2024
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  Wonk replied to the thread Newbie Looking to buy a Lathe.
  
  If you check out the specs of the Vevor that OP has listed, it shows 29.5" between centers, 8.3" swing over bed and 1.49" spindle bore...
  
  Jan 28, 2024
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