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Bernd:
Words fail me.  :thumbup:  :ddb:  :ddb:  :ddb:  :ddb:  :ddb:  :bow:  :bow:

Bernd

Rob.Wilson:
Thank you all for your comments  :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :nrocks:

Getting the engine running was just what i needed ,,, put a smile on my face  :)   ,,,, been feeling really  ruff the past few weeks and Doc says to slow up   :bang: :bang: :bang:


--- Quote from: cidrontmg on October 07, 2010, 04:46:49 PM ---Thatīs a lovely big engine. It seems there will be a water pump attached, not yet built. That will move some serious amounts of water. How big is the thing (HxLxW) approximately? Flywheel dia? I guess itīs not a project for a Myford, let alone a Sherline...

--- End quote ---

The engine can be built on a myford/boxford lathe ,,, thats what i used  :dremel:   ,,overall dimension H18'' L14'' W 7''  and the F/W is 9'' dia  and there is a water pump to be made .

Cheers Rob   

Dean W:
Rob, is this another one that you made your own castings?  I know you've done a few, but don't remember which ones!

Rob.Wilson:
Hi Dean

Yes my castings i am too cheap to by them  :lol: :lol: :lol: :D here are a few Photos

Cylinder pattern and core box


Sand core


cylinder casting ready for boring ,,, on the Myford lathe


Flywheel bracket pattern and casting



All the patterns


I am building this engine from the drawings in Steam and Stirling engines you can build    http://www.amazon.com/Steam-Stirling-Engines-You-Build/dp/0914104063 great book  :thumbup:


Cheers Rob

Stilldrillin:
Aaawww...... Rob!

That's absolutely GORGEOUS!  :clap: :clap:


Blummin well done!  :thumbup:

David D

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