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I was just wondering if Gus is still kicking around here, or moved to another forum?

After the semi failure of my 4 cylinder 2 stroke engine (to be revisited this year) I quietly started work on another 4 stroke engine. I never really knew if I was going to post the progress of this new motor because I didn't think it would eventuate into anything. It's primarily based on a...

Hi, I was wondering if there's a link to download the Webster ic engine plans on this site, I had a quick look but couldn't find anything. The main site that the plans could be downloaded from has gone down. Finding another link is proving to be tough. Cheers, Chris

Hi, I figured out I'm allergic to pump fuel and methanol so I'm going to have to drop them as a fuel for model engines. I was wondering if anyone knows of any systems where LPG or butane can be used as a fuel without leaking everywhere. Cheers, Chris

Hi, Does anyone know of any model engine shows that are held in perth (western Australia) iv had a search but can't find anything. Cheers,

Hi, I originally had this on model engine maker but the thread didn't really get any traction. The build is based of Jan Ridder's puppy 2 stroke, most of the design has been modified with the exception of a few parts. So far: I machined the intake manifold halves at home on my little...

This is my interpretation of the tiny ic published by putputman. It is a closed crank design with removable cylinder. The case and cylinder, conrod, piston are made from 6061 aluminium, the cylinder sleeve is 316 ss.

Hi, I plan on making something like a webster ic. About 3 days ago I flicked through a thread created by chuck fellows, it was a plumbers engine. My questions are: Would there be some way I could use a 316ss cylinder and a piston with no piston rings? If I had to use piston rings...

well after about 3 plus years ago when i built this: I wanted to build something else. soon after i finished it work picked up and i had no free time left (after work) until now! i wanted something that would show a mechanical side of running but to my liking. its finally quietened...

this is my single acting oscillating steam engine. i built it about2 years ago from plans from steves-workshop, the plans were in metric. i built the engine when i was an apprentice cnc machinist. i made it from"scrap"bar, flat stock on manual colchester lathe and manual mill (unknown name)...