Robin Mosedale
Member
I was quite taken by the clean simplicity of this engine, so spent some time researching.
and so like many, it seems, that I was attracted to the possibilities and bought his book.
Like others, all that I leaned was the material to use for each component, even cam profiling referred vaguely to seeking out elsewhere.
Searching, it seems that the plans and 80 page booklet were supplied by Traplet Publications, but after the went into liquidation, Sarik only offer the drawings at about £60.
The ME articles may be salvageable, but require an ME subscription.
Seems like I've encountered one of the many cul de sacs.
This is a first IC. I did consider a Webster, but felt that I'd prefer something with proper cams. But as a first, I'd much prefer something:-
From Solid
Has pretty reliable drawings
A guide
My Warco 180 is fine.
My Mill is small, CNC Version of the long bed Peatol/Taig.
Happy to CAD up into 2.5D and Mach3 and or manually mill.
Is there anything similar to the Lynx, equally straightforward?
Robin
and so like many, it seems, that I was attracted to the possibilities and bought his book.
Like others, all that I leaned was the material to use for each component, even cam profiling referred vaguely to seeking out elsewhere.
Searching, it seems that the plans and 80 page booklet were supplied by Traplet Publications, but after the went into liquidation, Sarik only offer the drawings at about £60.
The ME articles may be salvageable, but require an ME subscription.
Seems like I've encountered one of the many cul de sacs.
This is a first IC. I did consider a Webster, but felt that I'd prefer something with proper cams. But as a first, I'd much prefer something:-
From Solid
Has pretty reliable drawings
A guide
My Warco 180 is fine.
My Mill is small, CNC Version of the long bed Peatol/Taig.
Happy to CAD up into 2.5D and Mach3 and or manually mill.
Is there anything similar to the Lynx, equally straightforward?
Robin
