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Any luck with the cam Ron? I have to build one soon too and dont know where the start

Nice work on the engine. Very unique looking As for sealant. I would recommend a product called threebond. If you cant find it where your from go to a honda dealership and ask for Hondabond. Same thing but more money. These sealants are designed for sealing flanges on engines, and would be...

The gearless evic engine by mr. Bowes comes to mind. But you have to like electronics a bit

it looks the the crankshaft counter weight is drilled to accept the con

Very nice work, keep the pictures coming

looks like a nice start into a hobby filled with new engines. question, is the placement of the crankshaft to connecting rod on the correct side?

Phone keeps uploading the pictures on there side ill fix soon

Look who has cylinders! Its starting to look like something now. I made three as my first one was a dud. I machined the fins down too much and the stud holes would have broke threw on the lower three fins. Would have worked fine but it would chew at me.

Priceless. Nice engines and nice presentation

well whats next? when the weather turns this fall you will have to build something :) Please say V8 , id love to see your skill and artistic slant on one.

thanks for doing such a great job documenting your build. great job.

And a shot of the pistons. One still needs a pin hole

This will be a long slow build. Building a piece here and there when I get a chance

very nice drawing there. i would like to follow the build if you post it

been there done that. nice looking piston in the end.

also great idea on the cast iron. what is the diameter of the handle area?

very nice build. but ill say if my old shop teacher caught me with one chuck key in I would have been wrapped on the back of the hand. I dont want to think what he would have done to me if he seen that set up

i and the rest of Canada thank you for taking the time to post pictures of your build Great engine. :bow:

thanks for the idea guys , the hacksaw did the trick. not perfect but it is hidden. :-\

how did you guys cut the .030" slit between the crank hole throws?