Not so pretty

[Coomba]

This is my first IC engine. It was a winter project that I worked on, when I wasn't hunting coyotes. It also was the first time I ever used a mill. It's not so pretty but it runs. Special thanks to Brian Rupnow for his advice, and encouragement. Any suggestions on a second engine?

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[chucketn]

Your video is set to private. No one can see it.

Chuck

 

[Coomba]

Your video is set to private. No one can see it.

Chuck

I'll try to change it, thanks.

 

[michael-au]

Nice work, runs well

Michael

 

[10K Pete]

Sweet!!!

Looks darn good to me!

Pete

 

[Cogsy]

Looks good to me too, and runs a treat. Nice job.

 

[chucketn]

Just came back and see you fixed the video. Looks good from here! Nice runner, too!

Chuck

 

[AlbertdeWitte]

It looks pretty cool to me. Well done!

 

[bobsymack]

Looks good and runs good, can't ask for more than that
Vince

 

[Brian Rupnow]

Excellent job!!! Congratulations on your first i.c. engine. I know that you went through a few trials and tribulations with it, as we all did with our first engines, but in the end you have a runner. My suggestion to anyone who has successfully built the Webster, and want to take a "step up" to the next level of complexity is the Kerzel hit and miss engine. The Kerzel is very much like the Webster, with an atmospheric intake valve and a cam operated exhaust valve. The difference is that it has a functional water jacket around the cylinder for cooling, two flywheels, and the dreaded "hit and miss" components. The plans are a free download from the internet, and are 99% accurate.The Kerzel was my second engine, and I learned a lot from the build.---Brian

 

[Coomba]

Thanks guys for the compliments