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You might look at littlemachineshop.com. They carry some flywheels.

Blogs, you do have a point there. I don't think it would be to hard to find a chck in fairly good shape. If I could find an old air drill, the chucks on them are not put through as much abuse as normal drlls are. They also tend to have smaller chucks. I'm not looking to spend a lot of money on...

I like the idea of finding an old drill with a good chuck. Might make another post to see if anyone has one. Wes

high speed steel. Right. Just had one of those brain farts.

looks like the vertical mine engine in Elmer's plans.

I also have a set with those marks. Had no idea they where uncommon.

Guess I'm brain dead. What does HSS stand for?

Bogs, I do agree that the smaller the chucks get the more expensive they get. I would rather have a keyed chuck with a theaded hole for my use.

I use walnut hulls on my ax. Keeps it nice and shiny and makes spliting easier. Might add a nice smell to that engine.

QuickJ , have you got those pics?

Have any of you look at Sherline machines? There all to small for my purposes but might work for you guys.

Well, there are no sewing machine repair shops anywhere nere us. I live 1 hour from the nerest town so we hardly go. Bourne Bill, I would like to see what you have. As for ebay, my computer can't access the site for some reason, I would rather deal out right anyway

I need a small electric motor such as the type use on old sewing machines. It's going to be used for the drill press I'm building. I dosen't need much power. I also need a small drill chuck. Thanks Wes

Well, I never thought about an o-ring. but i have to find one about 10'' streched out and no thicker than 1/4''.

I have plans for a small drill press that uses endless rubber belts. Unforently, the plans are about 50 years old. What could I use instead? The plans are available at vintageprojects.com under precicion drill press. Thanks Wes

Okay. By the way, What kind of engine is that in your picture?

I'm looking for a mill someone has for sale ( preferably not on ebay) that is either close to Slater Missouri or can be delived there. Thanks Wes

I would pay that for it but I can,t pick it up, can you have it shiped?

I was looking for (free if possible) plans for an engine big enough to run a gocart, motorcycle or somthing of the like. Thanks Wes

Well, youtube is takes a while for my computer to download videos. I was thinking of useing the pot for the refractory lining. Thanks Wes