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Just enough to tease me, How did it turn out? I have the plans and can't wait to start it.

Thanks guys! Yea Idahoan, it doesn't get too cold here in north central florida;)

The corner of my shed that is not devoted to my pack rat hoarding of anything mechanical/electrical.

The circuit is pretty simple. The only thing in the box is a 9v battery. The wire that touches the armature is the brush. The armature is grounded and the wire supplies ground to the solinoid when it makes contact with the armature. and the wire is bent so it breaks the connection just as the...

Thanks. For some reason the links didn't show up on my android tablet yesterday.

And a video. http://www.youtube.com/embed/_6afq9T-ANw

I know this doesn't have much to do with Machining but I think it is still pretty cool. Here are before and after pics.

Do you have any videos?? They look awesome! Would love to see one running in the dark.

Finally edited the cam lobe milling video. Might be interesting to some. 45 minutes sped up to 7. http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?feature=m-ch-vid&v=480fpHMLGUA (Edit) Sorry I just realized I already posted this vid.

I WANT TO HEAR IT RUN!!!!!!!!! Can't wait. Thanks for the push.. Jasen

Material? What I have laying around.. Might be a problem but will tackle that when it becomes one. Piston 6061, cylinder liner is a piece of pipe from hardware store, Rings will be grey iron, crank 12L14, valves and cam drill rod. For tight push fit pins I use undersize reamers.

115 DEGREES. I just used specs from here ---> http://www.homemodelenginemachinist.com/f31/holt-camshaft-build-tutorial-5052/

Here are a couple of pics of the parts I've made so far.

No shed time lately so looking at pics and vids trying to get inspired. Here is a video of milling the cam lobes. 45 minutes sped up to 7. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=480fpHMLGUA&feature=youtu.be

This catalog has any seal part# you may need organized by I.D. and Timken #s are easy to cross. The most important pages are 18-24 to pick the desired material (S) for nitrile, 33-34 to pick the style, and 35-156 to?pick part# by size 0.156" -16.250"?metric or standard.?

This catalog has any seal part# you may need organized by I.D. and Timken #s are easy to cross. The most important pages are 18-24 to pick the desired material (S) for nitrile, 33-34 to pick the style, and 35-156 to?pick part# by size 0.156" -16.250"?metric or standard.?

Some stuff I do a rough drawing on but nothing like what you are talking about. Things like the crank and cam where it needs to fit I have to draw something out so I know where to stop. Lol

I use allelectronics.com all the time. Fast shipping and great prices. Inventory changes often and they send a quarterly catalog for free. So if you see somthing you like get it and don't wait or it may not be there in the future. Jasen

Finished piston/rod assembly, but I will replace those weak machine screws for something stronger for final assembly.

finished the rod and started on the bearing.