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TFL45:
Ralph,

Glad you didn't beat up on me too badly! :D

Haven't had much experience posting to forums - probably extending this thread past the point of being reasonable, but since I don't have a current project on deck.... 

Hadn't thought about trying to replicate the GI engines but if I'm going to try one from scratch, figure I have better chance with John's Paddleduck engine.

Have videos of most of my efforts on YouTube under TFL1945. However, if you want something a little different, try this link:
http://www.universaloscillation.com/youcube/?633

Spin the cube with your mouse and you'll find the dual oscillator in there somewhere!

Floyd

Darren:

--- Quote from: TFL45 on May 15, 2009, 11:50:15 PM ---

Haven't had much experience posting to forums - probably extending this thread past the point of being reasonable,

--- End quote ---

Carry on Floyd, that's what a forum is for, chatting  :thumbup:

Divided he ad:
I wasn't having a go Floyd.... Just saying that eventually your posts of your early works might get lost in the introductions section.... In the galley they would be found on a more regular basis! .... The  :poke: was for a mod' to see  :thumbup:

No issues about work on the go.... It won't be long and you'll be somewhat like the rest of us.... Too many things on the go!!  :proj:


Now, that cube thing is annoying..... I'm going to have the dedicate time to making one myself now  :lol: .... Very entertaining  :ddb:
That engine runs really well....(In fact they all do!) And without a lathe/mill.... Very nice peice of work  :dremel:



Just a little note to end with....Yes, forums are for chatting.... That's why you find me here a lot!  I try very hard not to beat people up, I don't think I've ever had an issue in any of my posts?  most of my comments are meant to aid and or be fun,  all be it in my own style that is a bit, well.... Odd!   ::)


Still as said.... You do look as though your enjoying the place  :thumbup:   :nrocks:






Ralph.

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