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| Rob.Wilson:
Hi LADS :wave: I thought for a change i would have ago at build an engine , instead of messing around fixing up the shop and building furnaces ,, i fancy for a change something small ,from bar stock ,,,,,,,,was going to be a Webster but then i remembered Chris has one on the go right now ,, so it will be a Kerzel engine . The plans are free here ,,, http://www.floridaame.org/GalleryPages/g1h0106.htm ,,looking over the drawings it looks a well thought out engine ,,,,,,,,,,with the size of this engine being small i may have ago at making some of the parts on my small CNC mill ,,,,So far the mill has just sat there on the end of the bench doing nowt :whip: Rob |
| saw:
Looking good Rob, at last you have something to do :lol: :lol: :lol: |
| raynerd:
Hi Rob, you should be a Webster, it`d show people how it should be done rather than my poor attempt :doh: I looked at the Kerzel engine, looks a nice design but I must admit I then got consumed by the Nemett NE15s but choose the Webster as it is easier. http://modelenginenews.org/cardfile/images/ne15s1.jpg Good luck with your build, I look forward to reading more. Chris |
| Bogstandard:
That really looks to be a nice compact engine to build Rob. I looked at it a few years ago, then dropped the idea when the Westbury Whippet came along my way. I wish I had done that one instead of the Whippet, as that sits unfinished (but running) on a top shelf. Keep us well posted. John |
| madjackghengis:
Hi Rob, I took a look at the link you posted, and that looks like a very nice build to set about. I will be following closely, as it looks like one I'd like to build too. This should turn out to be a beauty when you're done. :beer: Cheers, Jack |
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