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rleete:
Arnold, everytime I start an engine I think will be different, you seem to jump in and make one. Your results are far better than I can achieve at this point probably ever, so posting mine after you would be like showing off a child's fingerpainting after the Mona Lisa. Would you please tell me what you are going to do next so I can avoid the heartache? |
arnoldb:
Hi Rleete. I promise you; it's not intentional; I pretty much follow my heart on what engine to build next; the Kimble was nagging at me to get built for more than a year... Please don't put your own work down - go ahead and build your projects and share them - nobody will think badly of your work, and others are always willing to add good suggestions as to how one can improve. If you receive criticism, it will 99% of the time be of a positive nature - from someone truly willing to take the time and effort to type up something to try and help. When I started out in this hobby, I was in constant awe at how well other people's work came out against my own feeble attempts, and that can be disheartening. We all have to start somewhere - so back then, I made myself a simple promise; I wouldn't compare my work against that of others; I would just take on each project and build it to the best of my own abilities, and try and improve in areas that needs improving on each project. I am, in fact, my own worst critic. As to the next engine, I'm getting in the mood for a bit of gear cutting, so it might just be the #5 Geared engine next - but there are other engine builds also clamoring for attention from my brain cell - both from Elmer and others... :beer:, Arnold |
nel2lar:
Arnold I must say a fine fine show. I still have not made mine yet, but I hope that it is half as nice as yours. A very nice write up and machining. So much skill, just wonderful. Nelson Collar :clap: :nrocks: :D :) :nrocks: :clap: |
arnoldb:
Thanks Nelson :beer: :beer:, Arnold |
nel2lar:
Arnold I've been watching you and you have my vote all the way. That was one of the most amazing builds so far. Now I think I will try. I just loved the acrylic side set it off just right. What a piece for display. If you have not noticed I am isostatic. Love it and great craftsmanship. :beer: :thumbup: :bow: Nelson Collar amazing wonderful job |
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