Karl Benz engine 1886

Home Model Engine Machinist Forum

Help Support Home Model Engine Machinist Forum:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.
View attachment 135131
Saw this yesterday at the Petersen Automotive Musuem. Cool. (This is a replica)
I think Mercedes built about 50 replicas a few years back. I went to an antique auto swap meet in Chickasha, Ok every year, and one of the treats was seeing some of the fabulous local car collections. One man had one of the Mercedes replicas of the Benz Motorwagen. He told me he had never driven it. it was just for show. (This individual has since passed away, and his entire collection has been sold off) As far as I know, these replicas were fully functional and designed to be driven. The original Benz vehicle was taken on a fairly long trip by Benz's wife, to visit her mother, and I think the length was about 25 miles round trip. She did it by herself, and had no trouble during the trip. So Benz built a good car, and the engineering was certainly sound. I would LOVE to drive one of these replicas one day. You can't get any further back in motoring history than that!
 
Ciao, hai le foto della lavorazione del albero motore? Sono un po in difficoltà per questo lavoro! Come l'hai fatto? Grazie mille
I only have a photo of the part finished crank but this is how I made it in one piece on my Warco 240.
I roughed out the two end diameters leaving +2mm for cleaning up. Then holding the long end in collet chuck mounted in the four jaw to get the throw. I machined the centre and inside faces of the flanges to width and to the large diameter. Patience is key here. I then did the conrod dia to size.
I made two adjustable pieces to maintain the gap between the flange faces. (These were also used when profiling the flanges.) A small alloy block drilled and tapped 6mm plus a 6mm bolt and backnut to lock. I superglued this between the flanges. Put the long end in the collet chuck and centre in short end and turned short end to size. Reversed and turned long end to size.
IMG_2259.JPG
 
I only have a photo of the part finished crank but this is how I made it in one piece on my Warco 240.
I roughed out the two end diameters leaving +2mm for cleaning up. Then holding the long end in collet chuck mounted in the four jaw to get the throw. I machined the centre and inside faces of the flanges to width and to the large diameter. Patience is key here. I then did the conrod dia to size.
I made two adjustable pieces to maintain the gap between the flange faces. (These were also used when profiling the flanges.) A small alloy block drilled and tapped 6mm plus a 6mm bolt and backnut to lock. I superglued this between the flanges. Put the long end in the collet chuck and centre in short end and turned short end to size. Reversed and turned long end to size. View attachment 135158
Grande bellissimo lavoro complimenti
 
ciao
una chiavetta
 

Attachments

  • 85874-IMG-1363-800x600-.JPG
    85874-IMG-1363-800x600-.JPG
    79.9 KB · Views: 9
  • IMG_20200605_0009.jpg
    IMG_20200605_0009.jpg
    1.5 MB · Views: 6
  • IMG_20200605_0014.jpg
    IMG_20200605_0014.jpg
    1.7 MB · Views: 8
ciao ,non ci sono piani quotati
 

Attachments

  • IMG_1379 [800x600].JPG
    IMG_1379 [800x600].JPG
    75.9 KB · Views: 0
  • IMG_1383 [800x600].JPG
    IMG_1383 [800x600].JPG
    107.2 KB · Views: 0
  • IMG_1384 [800x600].JPG
    IMG_1384 [800x600].JPG
    97.5 KB · Views: 0
  • IMG_1385 [800x600].JPG
    IMG_1385 [800x600].JPG
    100.5 KB · Views: 0
  • IMG_1391 [800x600].JPG
    IMG_1391 [800x600].JPG
    98.3 KB · Views: 0
Ø 28mm X 39mm
Ø 13mm X 24mm
 
Back
Top