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Yeah, that steam thresher reunion is pretty fun. Haven't been there in years tho. Anodizing holds up to oil well and is non-yellowing. High temps can degrade the dye. You can get pitch black if you want and whatever the surface finish going into the tank is pretty much what you get coming out.

Look at the date on that video Django. That was like almost a decade ago. Edit: If you are going to be as difficult as that customer was to deal with then I would rather you not send me your parts.

Hi John, I'm not ready to offer chrome plating yet. Still working on it.

No, was it in Greenville Ohio?

That would be no problem. Send me a private message and I'll give you further instructions.

Thanks!

Norman, Your power supply would need to supply about 18 volts. It is possible to do it in the home workshop but it is an involved process with many things that can spoil the results.

I'm located in Ohio. Here is my website: Gruntbull.com

Basically I am an anodizer. A Splash anodizer more specifically. I just started nickle boron nitride and I am willing to try anything else. I can do any color (that is easy compared to what I normally do) I want to try ABC (aluminum piston with chrome plated brass cylinder) Or Aluminum piston...

I can do most colors plus clear. Only aluminum for anodizing but I am just getting into nickle boron nitride plating as well. I just want to help you guys out!

I don't know if this is the right place to post this: admin, please move accordingly. I am offering FREE anodizing services to anyone that makes their engine and wants any parts anodized. The only catch is that you have to pay for actual shipping. (Most likely $8.00) I want to promote home...

Thank you for sharing!

Looking good. Nice work Kosmos!

Very impressive, looking forward to the finished product. Thanks for sharing!

Very interesting, reminds me of the free piston engine only it looks much easier to start. Congratulations and thanks for sharing!

Wow!! Nice gears!!

Thanks everyone for the kind words. I look forward to hanging out here!! I'm thinking the next project I tackle might be Dr. Sneft's Thimble power-plant. I really like the small engines... they don't take up as much space ;). I did build it, thanks. I have a real fascination for all types of...

That's what I was afraid of. Thanks Ed!!

Thanks John!! This site looks fantastic, I hope to learn much!!

Hello everyone. This is my first post. Here are some pics of my first steam engine... well it's actually my second. The first one looks just like it, and was a gift to my brother. It was the night before I was flying out to see him and his family and I don't know why or what for, but I decided...