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    Howell v-2 four stroke gas engine.

    Gus, Congrats on this build, looks great! On a side note (and apologies for putting it in this thread), This Saturday I am heading to Singapore for two weeks for work (I will be commuting out to Johor each day). Is there anything mechanical/hobby related i should try see during my time...
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    Plastic gears 3D printed

    we have a few 3d printers in work and are quite capable. However, this week we had a demonstration from a guy in a rapid proto company we use from time to time on their latest metal printing (sintering) technology. They are printing full functional (~99.8% density) 316 stainless parts to a...
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    Yuiry's DRO skipping numbers

    Hi, Following others with this issue, i placed a 1uF capacitor across the power terminals within the read heads, sorted it out for me. It jump once when i power up first, but never again (doesnt jump if i dont power up DRO untill after motor. I should also mention that i had already searched...
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    My evenings work

    After coming in from working on the full sized engines, I finally got round to rebuilding the second nasmyth frame engine my late father had built after a lick of paint. A bit of a clean up and they will be ready for a show next weekend!
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    1887 Turnbull, Grant & Jack

    Video of us running it yesterday, as promised, If anyone fancies a look. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ_JQ3hhPxM
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    1887 Turnbull, Grant & Jack

    Steaming it again next Saturday for an event, will bring the camera
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    1887 Turnbull, Grant & Jack

    My father, Brother, a family friend & I, Steamed this big lady up today for the first time in while (18 mths). Sometimes models just don't cut it. Big grin on my dace this evening!
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    Building a bigger Easton & Anderson Grasshopper

    This is my favourite thread on this site, jumped up when i got the email to say you had made a new entry!
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    Welcome!!

    Hi All, Just realised i haven't done one of these. I'm another one of the silent community on here. Love checking in everyday. I'm from Ireland, a mechanical engineer by profession (working for HP). I grew up in a workshop restoring early 1900's stationary oil engines & tractors, and as the...
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    Building a bigger Easton & Anderson Grasshopper

    Absolutely loving this build! I am one of those quite readers on this site. I sit back and admire some of the approaches taken, especially when it comes to mimicking castings. I will keep saving away for my own machinery (after the wedding and whatever else gets put in front of them for me :) )
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    Space Saving Idea

    Great idea, what was the original idea you referred to (Chucks idea?)
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    Stuart No.9 (Looking for build blog)

    Thanks RKepler. Here's hoping! The lathe fund & my time is currently being spent on some stone garden walling.... I'm assured once i have the garden done i will be free to tinker in the shed again. Looking at bases/plinths, I love what Ramon did on his table engine, using MDF to make a faux...
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    Stuart No.9 (Looking for build blog)

    Hi All! First post! My father is a restorer of stationary oil & steam engines, and when health doesn't allow that, a builder of models. He has given me a gift of a very well built stuart 9 that does need disassembly, clean up, repaint, reassembly and a new mount/base. I grew up in his...
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