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| NickG:
Madjack, I'm glad it's not just me, I knew it wasn't though - there must be so many unfinished projects out there, I bet some just an inch from completion of amazing models. But lots, like yours and mine in the middle of repair, dis-repair and occasional contemplation! That's the problem with youtube - you click on something and then realise there are many others in the frame on the right, then when watching one of those, it brings up another 15! I love the Ringbom type engines, they are fascinating to watch! Last night was wasted on youtube instead of working on the drawings :poke: I hope it goes to plan, am quite looking forward to it. I was planning to make two but I think I'll just go for one, otherwise I'll get bored and it'll be another part finished project! Nick |
| andyf:
On the subject of small Stirlings, here's a nano version: Andy |
| NickG:
:jaw: That's impressive, watch maker?! Nick |
| andyf:
--- Quote from: NickG on November 23, 2010, 06:15:10 PM --- That's impressive, watch maker?! Nick --- End quote --- I don't know about that, but I believe he is very severely disabled. Goes to show that rather than giving up, you should just get on, do what you enjoy, and impress everyone with the results. Andy |
| NickG:
Wow! And the reason I don't get things done is mainly laziness - puts things into perspective. I did actually make some progress last night - I 2D drawings for 5 of the parts, but have another 11 to go. The good thing is, many of them aren't complicated - I'll probably hopefully get another few done tonight then the remainder on thurs night ready to start machining on the weekend! Nick |
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