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Stilldrillin:

Time to start on another Orphan........  :thumbup:




You've seen the pics of this one before. It's called “Justine's” by James G Rizzo. Published in Engineering in Miniature 2004.



Said never to have run.  :scratch:

Looks ok..... Been picked up too many times, by the transfer pipe. I can actually feel it blowing from the displacer joint, when the flywheel is turned.  ::)

Nil clearance at the ends of displacer 3/4" stroke. (Bump, bump, bump..... ).  ::) ::)

Stripped.......




Everything seemed ok. Don't like the glued in, displacer and cylinder plugs.....

It needed a better support for the pipe to displacer cylinder joint. So, I opened the socket to 6mm x 10mm deep, intending to fit a recessed, extended sleeve, to support the lower end of the pipe. Which was also araldited in place, only.......  ::) ::) ::)

The displacer piston slid freely in the bore........ Didn't feel quite right........  :scratch:

The shaft slid out into my hand!!! It had let go from the displacer!!!!!  :bugeye:

Nowt else to do, but heat it up to loosen the glue, and release the bearing end cap......  :bang:




Not a lot of location area. Might have worked better if the braze hadn't been faced off......  ::)




No penetration! It had only been held on by the brazing flux.......  ::) ::)




Oh dear...... Is this the start of another “Robinson rebuild” saga?   :doh:

Sheesh!   :bang: :bang:

sbwhart:

--- Quote ---Oh dear...... Is this the start of another “Robinson rebuild” saga?   

Sheesh!   
--- End quote ---

Well you sorted the Robinson out Dave I'm shure you'll sort this little Italian job and have it ticking over like a Ferrari


 :hammer: :hammer: :hammer: :hammer: :hammer:

Looking forward to your adventures.

Stew
lordedmond:
Looks like beauty was only skin deep in this case

the builder has ,looking at the pics made a nice job but let himself/herself down with the hidden bits



Stuart
NickG:
Nice looking engine, was it a non runner to start with then?
stirling lad:
the builder appears to have tried for a nice finish but seems to have cut corners on the bits that are'nt seen...show us how it should be done David.. :scratch:


   ...Mike..
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