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

I used a hacksaw blade in a stubby handle, Not pretty but they cant be seen.
 
hedgehog said:
how did you guys cut the .030" slit between the crank hole throws?
hedgehog.
Like Kevin did it:hacksaw, low speed,plety oil and go for it ;D
CS
 
kustomkb said:
Wow CS, moving right along eh?

Glad you decided to go for the sleeved cylinder as well ;) I also prefer the look of polished Al.

They're right, better polish up your best shoes!

I did make it the same as the plans, the different angle of the 4 lobe cam will take care of the timing change.

My neodiums were a snug sliding fit and I added a drop of LT to make sure.
Hi Kevin.
Tank you for the answer, like I was thinking but not sure.
I put up some pics. of the camhouse and valvetrain later this weekend.Only have cellphone pics. so far(to crappy) try to take some real ones to morrow

CS


 
looking good, I wont down anybody for using primitave methods, I just used a .050 jewlers file to cut the slots in a pair of brass keepers.
Now where did I put my file comb?
-B-
 
thanks for the idea guys , the hacksaw did the trick. not perfect but it is hidden. :-\
 
Hi guys.
It have been kind of busy on job. Servicing turbochargers, diesel Auxillery-engines, troubleshooting, planing new workshop(at my job) Planing next week jobs. Oh man ;D
But I managed to have some time in the shop making the cam/valve-train. so like to show you some pic.
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Regards CS.
 
CS,

Very nice work. :bow:

Best Regards
Bob
 
Really nice, CS. Great workmanship.
Gail in NM
 
Wow. Really nice. I hadn't realized it was that small.

Nice to have that thumb in there for scale.
That is a standard size thumb isn't it?

But really, this is getting me to think that someday I too can make one.
 
Great work, CS. I'm enjoying your build here. You're really making progress!
 
Looks really good Mr CS.
The latest one I've got running, (#3), is the best yet.
I went to cast iron rings, and a bit different valve timing.

You're doing great, :)






 
Hi guys.
Thank you for all the kind words :bow:
KK: the ears is prefab.. Some day in the future I will try to make my own. But first I have to get some dividing- plates for the rotab.
zee:Yes it is a ordinary Norwegian thumb.(left hand :big:)
RCox: Am I right in that you are the inventor of the Hoglet? Nice to have you here on the forum.
Try to put up some more pic.later to day
regards CS

 
Yep, I'm the guy that designed this thing.

Wandering around this site, I find several guys building the "Hoggie" ;
MatiR, kustomkb, and others, Awesome ! I'm flattered... :bow:

If I can be of help, I'll try to check in here from time to time.

I'm about finished with #4, (I'm hooked too) but since it seems Mike Neal has evidently quit the ignition business, I can't get another "exciter". This coil was perfect for the hoglet.

 
Hi guys.
I promissed you more pics. earlier today. I was not satisfied with the pushrods so I made up some new. I made them from an old TV-antenna with some 5 mm rods, they are "gold-anodized "so I thought it would be nice and "Blingy".

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And here are video of the "Hoggie" and "all" the moving parts. used a battery-drill to turn it.



Regards CS
 
RCox said:
Yep, I'm the guy that designed this thing.

Wandering around this site, I find several guys building the "Hoggie" ;
MatiR, kustomkb, and others, Awesome ! I'm flattered... :bow:

If I can be of help, I'll try to check in here from time to time.

I'm about finished with #4, (I'm hooked too) but since it seems Mike Neal has evidently quit the ignition business, I can't get another "exciter". This coil was perfect for the hoglet.
Hi Randal
I was searching at the Tover Hobby's catalog for the OS-carbureter that you recomend for the Hoglet, but I could not find find it listed ??? Do you have any options.
Regards CS
 

Looking good CS!!

Welcome Randall, do you have any more vid's?

Thanks for designing such a fun engine.
 
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