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You have been looking on the net. :big:

Sorry not the answer I'm looking for.

Dave
 
It was good for a laugh. How about a Photographer. Their exposure meters .

"Bill Gruby"
 
Bill,

Now that's a clever answer :big:

But still no cigar.

Dave

 
I owned an Apex meter once. It was a good one.

BC1
Jim
 
C'on I have to go to bed soon, I'm going to the dentist tomorrow. :(

Dave
 
Yes - I am reading all the posts from 2008 - there is a lot of them.
So sometimes I just need to settle my brain after all the reading I have done.

I have learnt a lot from some of the previous posts, and I thank you one and all who have taken the trouble to write.

This is the break room - says whatever is on your mind - I'm going to the dentist tomorrow - that is on my mind.

I am sorry if it upsets you, it is not meant to upset anyone - just a light humour.

Dave
 
Marv
Here is a little wobbler that not only made it but also designed it, and it works on less than 2psi

Dave

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That's nice litte engine there Dave. I like it.

Dave
 
More concerned about the dentist.

I was looking at a mill type similar to Elmer #33. I've made one but it could have been better ran on 3psi, could not blow it to go. After a while tends to make one feel faint! all that puffing, Well it does me.

So I have been designing it and undesigning it for 18 months. Then I found Alibre spent hours and hours learning that.

Not really for any reason, I just wanted to.

Also doing a write up on "How to design your own oscillating engine" someone asked me to do which turned out to be more time consuming than I imagined.

Dave
 

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