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Here is the fuel tank on my version of my just completed Rupnow vertical The tank is all stainless steel 28mm dia tube 70mm long with a 2 mm wall The ends are a light press fit with a smear of green loctite.

Hi Mike and welcome aboard.

congratulations sir on getting your Webster engine running. I had the same problem with the head rocking back and fourth I fixed it by putting two extra 4mm screws in the bottom, it worked for me.

Another runner well done thanks for sharing Your getting a nice little collection of engines

I like it, I like it 👍

nice steady progress here keep up the good work 👍

watched a couple of vids of this engine on YouTube. looking forward to seeing this little chap come to life

Happy new year to one and all

Hi nerd welcome to the group and another Webster under way :)

hi Chris welcome to the forum. no its not to early happy new year.

congratulations. Sounds and runs great 👍

wow you put this together quick it looks great and runs a treat congratulations I like it

Looking good so far I have the plans for this engine but never got to build it so i will be watching this with interest The plan i have is the MK1

welcome WisJim

it looks good to me 😉

Hi Blacksheep welcome to the forum I built the Elmer’s # 25 about 7 years ago It’s a great first project.

Congratulations on another wonderfully designed engine I’m impressed with the speed that you build these beautiful machines

I used a set of Lucas points and condenser £2.95 on eBay and the coil from a scrap yard as you can see in the pics the coil and condenser are mounted underneath inside the box.

if you want to build a i/c engine then the Webster is a good place to start. There are several build threads on the making of this engine you can find the plans here Free Plan: Webster Engine Work's 4-Cycle Gas Engine | MachinistBlog.com

Hi Nick welcome aboard