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| Bernd:
Steve, I must say for a guy that only started machining a short time ago you sure don't show it, but then you've got that natrual talent. Anybody that can work a file and make a flywheel look like a very fine casting is a natrual at using hand tools. As all the others have said "can't find the words to express how nice a job you've done". It is truly an exceptional model build. Regards, Bernd |
| Divided he ad:
John nailed it.... --- Quote ---Every turn you take, you come up with another jaw dropping feature --- End quote --- very nice looking flywheel Steve :thumbup: I had a bit of a tutorial on the straight spoke type of flywheel from John a while back (still not put it to test ::) ) but that took me long enough to get my head around..... Now super sleek curves..... Again!! :bugeye: The govener looks pretty damn sweet and the fact that it works is all the better :clap: I'll have to look out for some plans/posts on how they are made and how you make them to do the intended job correctly! (I've no use for one right now, but you never know!? ::) ) Ralph. P.S. Sorry to hear about your "over size" issue! I've heard that can be painful? :lol: |
| Brass_Machine:
Wow Steve :jaw: That is one nice looking flywheel. Guys... I can tell you first hand, Steve does outstanding work. I have seen his other engine in person, it is amazing! Eric |
| georgeseal:
:bow: Eric I second that George from Conyers Georgia (USA not Russia) |
| Bernd:
Hey George, Welcome a board the collective. :borg: Bernd |
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