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Congratulations Petar on your first running engine. So what's next?

Vince
 
Congrats! It's a good feeling when they take off running :)

You did a nice job. Has the engine building addiction set in yet?
 
Thanks guys !Well Vince the next step is buying a mill :). There are a lot of great engines I want to build, but maybe I'll try the Mendocino and a two stroke IC first.

Yes Brian definitely! The feeling of creating something from just some pieces of metal which subsequently worked is great. Well it was hard for me to do it, far more than I tought it'll be, but if it is easy it wouldn't be so interesting :)
 
Well...it's finished :)
Here it is

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I'm just wondering- do I have to post a picture of the finished engine in the "Finished Projects" section or it's not necessary to do it?
 
Pont,

It looks really good, but for future reference, the rod usually hooks to the side of the crankshaft with the cutouts in it. The heavy side acts as a counterweight for the rod pin.
 
Great job petar good looking engine. You should be proud of you first achievement.

Don
 
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