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    Free Floating Sterling

    Although made from a kit, this one could easily be reproduced with only a lathe. It doesn't really do much, but is kind of cute to watch. It starts and runs easily on a hot cup of coffee.
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    Cutting Tool Applications

    Heres a link with a lot of good info. Its 32 megs. so it might take a while to download. But well worth the wait http://www.manufacturingcenter.com/online_book/chap_2.pdf
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    Taking a break from the "ELBOW"

    Well, after doing battle with the elbow engine for a couple weeks I thought I'd give it, and me a break. Maybe a different perspective will help at a later time. Anyway, so I didn't get bored I threw this little thing together. <embed width="448" height="361"...
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    The David

    Heres the plans that Rick was kind enough to host for me. Its easy enough for the beginner to get his feet wet and it runs with the enthusiasm of a dog chasing his own tail, and just as much fun to watch. Ralph The David Engine
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    First Project

    Heres a clip of my first try at machining. It aint pretty, but it runs. http://s182.photobucket.com/albums/x203/pookiedad/?action=view&current=1b8b59c3.flv
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