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HYTECH

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Well I last year I bought a 9x20 lathe and a JDM-15 mill (RF-31). Never machined a thing in my life but after reading ALOT and tearing up parts and tools I started to build a single Cyl IC engine 1.4" bore 1.4" stroke. No plans just out of my head. one or two parts at a time. Forgive me if some parts look rough I'm a newb and Cheap tooling sucks.

first I started with a cylinder and Sleeve

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Then I went for a piston But I probably won't use this one.

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head

(edit) I did end up not using this head design.



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I went to make the cooling fins deeper and had a crash.

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I can't find all the valve, guide, and keeper pictures but here are the finished ones

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More crankcase pics. the last one has an aluminium practice camshaft in it.

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Then the dreaded crankshaft. It wasn't as hard to do as I though but man it was slow going.

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It took me a year to get this far. But I'm excited now so it should go faster. It defiantly was a learning process.x
 
very well done till here!

and it's only your first engine :bow:
compliments


 
Nice series of photos, and an impressive build!
I've gotta say, I could HEAR the chips coming off that drill in the second photo. ;D
 
I think you just graduated from "newbe" to "experienced". That is great work. Thm: Thm: Thm:


Ron
 
Very nice HYTECH.
You may not have any plans, but you sure do have a clear idea of where you are going.
Gail in NM
 

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