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dsquire:
Hi Bernd Glad to see that you got it running. I think that "threatening it to make an ajustment with a 16 pound sledge" may have had something to do with it. :lol: :offtopic: Glad that the rain waited till you finished the lawn but now its got a head start for next week. Thats the beauty of a nice place in the country. There is always lots to do to keep it up. I guess its the price we pay for a 2000 sq ft work shop. I know that you are planning on posting a vid when you get the base finished so I'll be watching for it because :worthless: cheers :beer: Don |
sbwhart:
Way to go Bernd :thumbup: I found mine a bit on the temperamental side when it comes to air pressure and lube Now all we want is the base :poke: Have fun Stew |
Divided he ad:
Sounds like you're having fun Bernd :ddb: Now all you need to do is make that massive aluminium base...... $93 seems a bit excessive for such a small engine! But I suppose if you want it to look different then a 41.5lb base would certainly do it!!! :lol: As Don pointed out............. :worthless: :poke: :) Ralph. |
Bernd:
Ok, first of the ali plate is for some jig plates. I need to finish my indexing tool I started which will use the 1.2" thick olate. The other plates, 1/4" and 5/16" will be used for tooling plates for the X-2 mill and Sherline mill. The 2.25" round bar, of which I'll only need about a 2" long piece is going to be a part for a car a guy wants made. And I'll be posting with pics when I get "" :lol: Bernd |
Bernd:
Well this whole project started back in July. I'd have to say I'm working for the "Longest time it takes to build a Rocker Engine Award." I had trouble getting the darn thing to run. Then rleete suggested I squirt with some WD-40. I'll be d@%&*, it worked like magic. I ran the engine and it got a good breaking in and to prove it I made a vid of how easy the thing runs now. As you get to the end of the vid you'll here something like a piece of steel dropping on the table. That's the piston popping out as I try to start it again. This is only my second attempt at making a movie with Windows Movie Maker so the quality and content isn't that great. So here's the movie. I'm hosting it on my own web site. Why? Because I have political issues with the video hosting companies. And lets leave it at that. Rocker 1 Next will be a base to set it on. Hope it doesn't take as long as it took to get here. :lol: The clicking noise you hear is the autofocus of the camera. Kind of anoying. I know I can turn the auto focus off but then you'll get a more blurred picture. Bernd |
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